History of Loudoun County 8 5
History of Loudoun County 8 5
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The crops are somewhatuncertain, however, on account of overflows which sometimes occurafter the planting season, though in the case of the River the dangerfrom flood is usually past before the time for corn planting. Wherethe areas are in grass the floods usually do little damage. Productiveness is in a great measure maintained by the addition of thesediments left by the overflow waters.
FLORA AND FAUNA.
FLORA. --Records of the days of early settlement point to ascarcity and an inferiority of ...large timber in Loudoun (then PrinceWilliam) and contiguous counties. The responsibility for thiscondition has been traced to the hunters who frequented this regionprior to its settlement and wantonly set fire to the forests in orderto destroy underbrush, the better to secure their quarries. Acomparatively dense and vigorous new growth followed thediscontinuance of this pernicious practice.
At the present time, after the encroachment of field and pasture fornearly two centuries, a large portion of the county's area is stillunder forest cover.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The crops are somewhatuncertain, however, on account of overflows which sometimes occurafter the planting season, though in the case of the River the dangerfrom flood is usually past before the time for corn planting. Wherethe areas are in grass the floods usually do little damage. Productiveness is in a great measure maintained by the addition of thesediments left by the overflow waters.
FLORA AND FAUNA.
FLORA. --Records of the days of early settlement point to ascarcity and an inferiority of ...large timber in Loudoun (then PrinceWilliam) and contiguous counties. The responsibility for thiscondition has been traced to the hunters who frequented this regionprior to its settlement and wantonly set fire to the forests in orderto destroy underbrush, the better to secure their quarries. Acomparatively dense and vigorous new growth followed thediscontinuance of this pernicious practice.
At the present time, after the encroachment of field and pasture fornearly two centuries, a large portion of the county's area is stillunder forest cover.
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