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ContentsAcknowledgements Introduction Innumerable This Splendid Juggernaut The Bounty of Providence Making the Mississippi Over Again Highway of Empire So Nearly Perfected by Nature Cradle, Home, and Place of Sojourn A Marooned Interior Straining at the Chains An Inland Empire's Need This Noble River Epilogue: Fourth River Notes Index
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Richard Mercer
reviewed River We Have Wrought: A History of the Upper Mississippi on April 09, 2014
River We Have Wrought: A History of the Upper Mississippi
Amazingly deep research went into this well-organized and nicely told history of landscape intervention on the Upper Mississippi. Fair warning that the ecology of the river gets short shrift in the book's purported mission to illustrate the debate between improvements for navigation and preservation and use of the natural resources of the river; this book is mostly about the politics of public megaprojects in 1860s-1930s USA.
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