The Economic Basis of An Enduring Peace
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The only estimate that we have been able to se- cure, of the area in Northern Africa available for 22 OF AN ENDURING PEACE the growing of grain under these conditions, was given by Mr. W. T. Swingle, of our own Agricul- tural Department. As is well known, he is a highly trained, careful observer who has spent much time in that part of Africa and who gives it as a very conservative opinion that in the upper plateau of Algeria alone there are tens of thousands of square miles of land that may be ...utilized for the growing of grain by the intelligent practice of the method of " dry-farming. " Again, in the report of a French Commission which spent much time exploring the supposed barren wastes of the Sahara desert, we learn that there is an area of 9 degrees of longitude by 12 degrees of latitude with sufficient water to grow grain. In a word, this Commission found a territory larger than European France, in the very heart of the Sahara desert, that may be added to the grain-producing areas of France, while the great stretches of the Senegal and Niger valleys still remain to be accounted for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only estimate that we have been able to se- cure, of the area in Northern Africa available for 22 OF AN ENDURING PEACE the growing of grain under these conditions, was given by Mr. W. T. Swingle, of our own Agricul- tural Department. As is well known, he is a highly trained, careful observer who has spent much time in that part of Africa and who gives it as a very conservative opinion that in the upper plateau of Algeria alone there are tens of thousands of square miles of land that may be ...utilized for the growing of grain by the intelligent practice of the method of " dry-farming. " Again, in the report of a French Commission which spent much time exploring the supposed barren wastes of the Sahara desert, we learn that there is an area of 9 degrees of longitude by 12 degrees of latitude with sufficient water to grow grain. In a word, this Commission found a territory larger than European France, in the very heart of the Sahara desert, that may be added to the grain-producing areas of France, while the great stretches of the Senegal and Niger valleys still remain to be accounted for.
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