"This selection of Arctic-American literature covers both Alaska and the Yukon and includes writings by literary figures, missionaries, explorers, climbers, miners, scientists, backpackers, fishermen and native people, with a common theme of 'wild nature'. Selections date from 1741 to 1989."
"This selection of Arctic-American literature covers both Alaska and the Yukon and includes writings by literary figures, missionaries, explorers, climbers, miners, scientists, backpackers, fishermen and native people, with a common theme of 'wild nature'. Selections date from 1741 to 1989."@en
"""The spell of Alaska, "" Ella Higginson wrote in 1908, ""falls upon every lover of beauty who has voyaged along those far northern snow-pearled shores ... or who has drifted down the mighty rivers of the interior which flow, bell-toned and lonely, to the sea ... No writer has ever described Alaska;no one writer ever will; but each must do his share, according to the spell that the country casts upon him."" In A Republic of Rivers, John Murray offers the first comprehensive anthology of nature writing in Alaska and the Yukon, ranging from 1741 to the present. Many of the writers found here."@en

"A republic of rivers : three centuries of nature writing from Alaska and the Yukon"
"Republic of rivers : three centuries of nature writing from Alaska and the Yukon"@en
"A Republic of Rivers : Three Centuries of Nature Writing from Alaska and the Yukon"
"A Republic of rivers : three centuries of nature writing from Alaska and the Yukon"
"A Republic of rivers three centuries of nature writing from Alaska and the Yukon"
"A Republic of rivers three centuries of nature writing from Alaska and the Yukon"@en
"A Republic of Rivers Three Centuries of Nature Writing from Alaska and the Yukon"@en
"A Republic of Rivers Three Centuries of Nature Writing from Alaska and the Yukon"
"A republic of rivers : three centuries of nature writing, from Alaska and the Yukon"