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Victory
Gardening was not a new concept invented during World War II. The
following information are examples from other historical periods.

16th
Century War Gardens
"Carrets
are good to be eaten with salt fish. Therefore sowe Carrets in your
Gardens, and humbly praise God for them, as for a singular and great blessing;
so thus much for the use and benefit had in the commonwealth by Carrets.
Admiot if it should please God that any City or towne should be besieged with
the Enemy, what better provision for the greatest number of people can bee, then
every garden to be sufficiently planted with Carrets."
Richard
Gardiner - 1597

World
War I
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