The 1900 Investigation of the Boston Parks Department: Excerpts From the Transcript Including An Introductory Essay On the Causes And Meaning of the Investigation
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Will you point out on a map of Franklin Park where they have any such trees?
A. As they have in England?
Q. Growing ni the English park style, which you say is being imitated by our Park Commissioners?
A, I say they are working in that line, that that seemed to me to be the object.
Q. Seemed to you?
A. Yes, I always said "to me." Q. But in what part of Franklin Park do you find those trees being managed in that fashion?
A. I said it seemed to me to be the object. They haven't arrived at it yet.... I said it seemed to me to be the object to get something of that charac- ter - big trees - that that was the tendency.
Q. Are you referring to the trees in the Wilderness, so-called?
A. I am referring to the trees along the Jamaica Plain side there.
Q. Well, that is the Wilderness, isn't it?
A. Yes, I suppose so.
Q. That is, you refer to the tree i-utting that has taken place in the Wilderness, the woods of Franklin Park?
A. Yes, the woods of Franklin Park. I went over after the cutting and saw, where there had seemed to be two or three together, that one was taken away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will you point out on a map of Franklin Park where they have any such trees?
A. As they have in England?
Q. Growing ni the English park style, which you say is being imitated by our Park Commissioners?
A, I say they are working in that line, that that seemed to me to be the object.
Q. Seemed to you?
A. Yes, I always said "to me." Q. But in what part of Franklin Park do you find those trees being managed in that fashion?
A. I said it seemed to me to be the object. They haven't arrived at it yet.... I said it seemed to me to be the object to get something of that charac- ter - big trees - that that was the tendency.
Q. Are you referring to the trees in the Wilderness, so-called?
A. I am referring to the trees along the Jamaica Plain side there.
Q. Well, that is the Wilderness, isn't it?
A. Yes, I suppose so.
Q. That is, you refer to the tree i-utting that has taken place in the Wilderness, the woods of Franklin Park?
A. Yes, the woods of Franklin Park. I went over after the cutting and saw, where there had seemed to be two or three together, that one was taken away.
What to read after The 1900 Investigation of the Boston Parks Department: Excerpts From the Transcript Including An Introductory Essay On the Causes And Meaning of the Investigation?
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