About This Book
An eyewitness travel narrative of expeditions into the northern barren lands aimed at observing the musk-ox, describing routes via lakes and rivers, camps, and the seasonal movements of game. It records practical aspects of travel—canoes, dog trains, supplies, and weather—while highlighting reliance on Indigenous knowledge and Hudson's Bay Company posts for navigation and survival. Interwoven are natural-history observations, hunting techniques, sketches and maps, and candid reflections on the difficulties, logistics, and quiet grandeur of the Arctic fringe.
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