California: Egypt of the Western Hemisphere
At the turn of the last century in 1901, Elwood Mead of the US Department of Agriculture visited the West in an effort to determine how to convert thousands of square miles of undeveloped and semi-desert land into arable acres for farming.
"Speaking of the great interior valley of California, Mr. Mead declares that the water supply available there for irrigation without injury to navigation ought to make of it the Egypt of the Western Hemisphere."
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California: Egypt of the Western Hemisphere
At the turn of the last century in 1901, Elwood Mead of the US Department of Agriculture visited the West in an effort to determine how to convert thousands of square miles of undeveloped and semi-desert land into arable acres for farming.
"Speaking of the great interior valley of California, Mr. Mead declares that the water supply available there for irrigation without injury to navigation ought to make of it the Egypt of the Western Hemisphere."
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California: Egypt of the Western Hemisphere

California: Egypt of the Western Hemisphere

by James Langelle
California: Egypt of the Western Hemisphere

California: Egypt of the Western Hemisphere

by James Langelle

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Overview

At the turn of the last century in 1901, Elwood Mead of the US Department of Agriculture visited the West in an effort to determine how to convert thousands of square miles of undeveloped and semi-desert land into arable acres for farming.
"Speaking of the great interior valley of California, Mr. Mead declares that the water supply available there for irrigation without injury to navigation ought to make of it the Egypt of the Western Hemisphere."

Product Details

BN ID: 2940185796214
Publisher: James C. L'Angelle
Publication date: 12/16/2023
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 3 MB

About the Author

James C. L’Angelle, currently attending University of Nevada, Reno, majoring in English, Writing Specialization, and minoring in Journalism. Mr. L’Angelle has attended Grossmont College in San Diego, California as a Physics-Mathematics undergraduate, and a visiting undergraduate at New York University, with classes in social media and film.
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