Alaska, the Great Country

About this book

In the early 20th century, as America expanded its frontiers, Ella Higginson's "Alaska, the Great Country" emerged as a vivid testament to the allure of the Last Frontier. This travelogue captures the breathtaking landscapes and pristine wilderness of Alaska, offering readers an intimate glimpse into its historical significance and cultural richness. Higginson’s eloquent prose paints a portrait of unspoiled beauty, while her observations on the region's unique ecosystems and indigenous heritage resonate with civic activists and historians alike. Through her detailed accounts, she invites exploration of the uncharted and the profound connection between nature and identity. Ideal for students and nature enthusiasts, this work serves as both a guide and a celebration of Alaska's unparalleled charm.

More books by author: Higginson, Ella

• 

  From the Land of the Snow-Pearls: Tales from Puget Sound