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Conference Paper

Author: Legg, Stephen
Title: Rewriting the History of Forestry?: Changing Perceptions of Forest Management in the New World
In: Australia's Ever Changing Forests: Proceedings of the 1st National Conference on Australian Forest History, Canberra 1988
Editors: Kevin J. Frawley and Noel M. Semple
Imprint: Australian Defence Force Academy, Department of Georgraphy and Oceanography, Canberra, 1988, pp. 223-236
Subject: History of Australian Science - General
Source: Carlson 1990

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