ALASKA : Promyshlennik and Sourdough

Tompkins, Stuart Ramsay

Editore: Univ of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, 1945

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Stated First Edition. Text/BRAND NEW. Brick-orange linen boards/VG; Strong & sound w/light edge rubs & fraying to lower corner tips. DJ/None. Upper text edge dyed orange/red. Slight 'tear' to front hinge. PO name to title page; written w/force resulting in tape repair. History of Alaska, geographically a bridge between East and West, with resources alluring to many. The Promyshlenniki were Russian Siberian contract workers (serfs and townsmen) already engaged in fur trade already at home, and in in Alaska by the 1790's. Along with with sailors, carpenters, and craftsmen they supported Russian trading operations in Alaska. Overtime, many intermarried with native Aleutians and struck down permanent roots. From our end, the gold rush of 1898 lured many who also loved sourdough. Hence the sub-title. Illustrated with maps and photos, the book is an in depth study of Alaska's historical past and its political and social standing with America at large half century ago. Fine copy despite qualifications. Codice articolo 007717

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Titolo: ALASKA : Promyshlennik and Sourdough

Casa editrice: Univ of Oklahoma, Norman, OK

Data di pubblicazione: 1945

Legatura: Hard Cover

Condizione: Very Good

Condizione sovraccoperta: No Jacket

Edizione: First Edition, First Thus