Краткая естественная история цивилизации - Марк Бертнесс

результате попыток правительства превратить покрытые высокими травами прерии в сельскохозяйственные угодья путем массовой распашки природных лугов. Фотография Д. Л. Кернодле. Управление по защите фермеров – Коллекция фотографий Управление военной информации США, Библиотека Конгресса, Отдел эстампов и фотографий.

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