| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Testimonies such as the following are common in historical accounts: As far as the eye can see, the country offered a regular succession of mountains gradually rising in height... the peaks and valleys are thickly wooded, especially with white pine, birch, spruce, and balsam, as well as a few small cedar trees. (Ingall, 1829 - original citation translated into English) The white pines found on t
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