The Reader's Digest, Volumen36De Witt Wallace, Lila Bell Wallace, DeWitt Wallace, Lila Acheson Wallace Reader's Digest Association, 1940 |
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... land and the roads shoot westward like black arrows . Wheat stretches to the right of the road and to the left , and ... land is not productive enough to provide a living for its inhabitants . It is certainly the least independent U. S. ...
... land and the roads shoot westward like black arrows . Wheat stretches to the right of the road and to the left , and ... land is not productive enough to provide a living for its inhabitants . It is certainly the least independent U. S. ...
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... land - owning peasantry is essential . " But , ” he asks the agrarians , " do you really own the land today ? Or have you just traded the old landowner for a greater one in Mexico City ? " I , " says Almazán , " will see that you own the ...
... land - owning peasantry is essential . " But , ” he asks the agrarians , " do you really own the land today ? Or have you just traded the old landowner for a greater one in Mexico City ? " I , " says Almazán , " will see that you own the ...
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... lands westward were beds of alkali ; and no matter where they went , they stepped on big ugly crickets that swarmed in millions . Bridger , declared one , had been right : this land had been abandoned by God to drought and crickets ...
... lands westward were beds of alkali ; and no matter where they went , they stepped on big ugly crickets that swarmed in millions . Bridger , declared one , had been right : this land had been abandoned by God to drought and crickets ...
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