<p>In the summer of 1899, business tycoon Edward H. Harriman organized and financed a scientific expedition in which 25 of America's foremost geologists, botanists, ornithologists, and ethnologists took a two-month steamship cruise along the coast of Alaska. One of the scientists was Grinnell, an expert on Native American cultures. His two essays, prepared for the final Harriman Expedition report (published in 11 volumes from 1901 to 1905) are reprinted here. They discuss Natives of the Alaska coast, and the salmon industry. With introductions by Grinnell's great-niece and by Victoria Wyatt (history, U. of Victoria), and beautiful b&amp;w illustrations. No index. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.</p>

Alaska 1899: Essays from the Harriman Expedition

BURROUGHS, Polly

Grinnell, George Bird

Wyatt, Victoria

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