| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Secondly, fishponds are not forest lands, although we have held them to the agricultural lands. 43 By definition, forest is a large tract of land covered with a natural growth of trees and underbush; a large wood. 44 (Accordingly, even if the challenged taxes were directed on the fishponds, they would not have been taxes on forest products.) They are, more accurately, privilege taxes on the bu
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