The Prairie: A Tale Material cultureIn the spring of 1826, soon after the publication of The Last of the Mohicans, James Fenimore Cooper immersed himself in The Prairie. In taking Natty Bumppo from his beloved forests of New York state to the Great American Plains, Cooper was in part fulfilling his own prophecy at the end of The Pioneers. Though he was certainly recalling the periodic westward removals of Daniel Boone, one of the prototypes of Natty Bumppo, he was also responding to the
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the impact of female genotyping and selection for new traits
More research is needed pertaining to the consumption of processed pork products on indices of human health
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protection of valued fauna and flora
This chapter provides an innovative discussion about the circular production process for the development of plant biostimulants
This chapter examines advances in turfgrass breeding and genetics for the purpose of athletic fields and sports pitches
offering a refreshing view of presidential leadership that not only elevates leadership as a central part of the scholarly field
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manhood and gendered difference from the nineteenth century to the present
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