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Americans who may become interested in the development of industry, commerce and transportation of China may wish to know more of the great country upon which such a development must be predicated. Within the more densely settled portions of China, constituting little over one-third of the country, there are tremendous areas of fertile, intensely cultivated fields as indicated in this picture.

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Title
Fertile, intensely cultivated fields
Published
1923-1924
Full Collection Name
Snapshots from the Collection of Julean Arnold
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East Asian Library
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Gift of the estate of Julean and Gertrude Arnold, 1952.
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