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Man and Nature

Note 464 — Chapter V

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"These plantations, perseveringly continued from the time of Brémontier now cover more than 40,000 hectares, and compose forests which are not only the salvation of the department, but constitute its wealth."—Clavé, Études Forestières, p. 254.

Other authors have stated the plantations of the French dunes to be much more extensive.

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