Its Brutal orgins, The American goldrush the tremendous growth exploitation of the slamon industy. The construction of the Alcun highway undertaken to defend the terriories During World World 2. A spellbinding porttrait of the human community flighting to establish his place it's place in the world. the story of Alaska traces a bold and Majestic saga of the enduring of the sprit of the land and the people.
As the characteer in the story struggled thriving in the early and the later years of Alaska their struggles serving as a lens through which we learned about the history of the Alaskan with the emphasis on the last200 years.
The ownership of the russians and exploitation the purchases of seward seward's folly. Two major gold rushes and the key 20th century issuse leading up to the 1980's as the book was published.
I really enjoyed this book.
4 stars
How cool. I love history so I'll be a fan of this book! Alaska has such an interesting history.
ReplyDeleteYour review does a great job showing why this book is such a compelling journey through Alaskan history. Thanks for sharing this wonderful insight!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a fun book to read. I’d love to visit Alaska one day. I can imagine I’d be so beautiful place to live.
ReplyDeleteI especially loved the way you captured the essence of adventure that Alaska offers, from outdoor activities to local experiences.
ReplyDeleteOh. I have been meaning to read this one and had forgotten all about it.. thanks for this post and reminder
ReplyDeleteBeing born in Alaska, I’m all about those rugged, wild tales. I'm going to add this to my list to read this winter. You've drawn me in with your review of this book.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great read! My husband will love reading this book.
ReplyDeleteEverything Enchanting ❤️
What a great review that catured the essess of the story that has captured my interest to read it and really enjoyed the story as well.
ReplyDeleteThis book sounds cool and I think I will learn a lot from this and apply it to myself.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like such an interesting read for sure and one that I would love to add to my book collection. I have always wanted to go to Alaska!
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