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Frank E. Schoonover (1877-1972) studied under Howard Pyle and was the original illustrator of Jack London's White Fang. He made several extended visits to Northern Canada in the early twentieth century, a 1,200 mile winter expedition by snowshoe and dogsled in 1903-1904, and a summer expedition in 1911, when he travelled by canoe and portage. This is a collection of his day book records, stories, paintings and photographs from that time.
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Justin Seale
reviewed The ladies, the Gwich'in, and the Rat on November 12, 2018
The ladies
Totally inspiring adventures of an iconic conservationist. Beautiful sensitive writing. Love this book. Makes me want to cross Alaska in a dogsled and spend the winter in a sleeping bag made of woven rabbit skins.
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