The Ascent of Denali (Mount Mckinley)
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It is good to see the children, particularly, in beaver coats and breeches instead of the wretchedcotton that otherwise is almost their only garb. Would it be altogetherbeyond reason to hope that a measure which was enacted to prevent theextermination of an animal might be perpetuated on behalf of thesurvival of an interesting and deserving race of human beings now sorelythreatened? Or is it solely the conservation of commercial resourcesthat engages the attention of government? There are few m...easures thatwould redound more to the physical benefit of the Alaskan Indian thanthe perpetuating of the law against the sale of beaver skins. With thepresent high and continually appreciating price of skins, none of thecommon people of the land, white or native, can afford to wear furs. Such a prohibition as has been suggested would restore to Alaskans asmall share in the resources of Alaska. Is there any country in theworld where furs are actually needed more?
Not only beaver, but nearly all fur and game animals have greatlyincreased in the Kantishna country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is good to see the children, particularly, in beaver coats and breeches instead of the wretchedcotton that otherwise is almost their only garb. Would it be altogetherbeyond reason to hope that a measure which was enacted to prevent theextermination of an animal might be perpetuated on behalf of thesurvival of an interesting and deserving race of human beings now sorelythreatened? Or is it solely the conservation of commercial resourcesthat engages the attention of government? There are few m...easures thatwould redound more to the physical benefit of the Alaskan Indian thanthe perpetuating of the law against the sale of beaver skins. With thepresent high and continually appreciating price of skins, none of thecommon people of the land, white or native, can afford to wear furs. Such a prohibition as has been suggested would restore to Alaskans asmall share in the resources of Alaska. Is there any country in theworld where furs are actually needed more?
Not only beaver, but nearly all fur and game animals have greatlyincreased in the Kantishna country.
What to read after The Ascent of Denali (Mount Mckinley)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stuck Hudson to read onlineMoreLess
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