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The Glacier Park Reader / edited by David Stanley.
- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- National park readers.
- National park readers
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Animals--Montana--Glacier National Park.
- Animals.
- Mountaineers--Montana--Glacier National Park--Folklore.
- Mountaineers.
- Indians of North America--Montana--Glacier National Park--Folklore.
- Indians of North America.
- Tales--Montana--Glacier National Park.
- Tales.
- Glacier National Park (Mont.)--History.
- Glacier National Park (Mont.).
- Genre:
- Electronic books.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (x, 356 pages :) illustrations, maps ;
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Salt Lake City : The University of Utah Press, [2017]
- Summary:
- The first and only anthology of key writings about Glacier National Park, this comprehensive collection ranges from Native American myths to early exploration narratives to contemporary journeys, from investigations of the park's geology and biology to hair-raising encounters with wild animals, fires, and mountain peaks.
- Contents:
- Introduction / David Stanley
- My introduction to the Blackfeet / Walter McClintock, 1910
- My-stu-bun, Crowfeather Arrow's revenge / Percy Bullchild, 1985
- The last great battle of Eagle Head : George comes at Night, 1978
- The jealous women / James Willard Schultz, 1916
- Mountain sheep boy / Peter Beaverhead, ca. 1959
- From my reminiscences / Raphael Pumpelly, 1918
- From sport among the Rockies : the record of a fishing and hunting trip in North-Western Montana / Charles Spencer Francis, 1889
- The crown of the continent / George Bird Grinnell, 1901
- From our national parks / John Muir, 1902
- Lake Angus Mcdonald and the man for whom it was named / Helen Fitzgerald Sanders, 1910
- From Avalanche / Albert L. Sperry, 1938
- From Fifteen thousand miles by stage / Carrie Adele Strahorn, 1911
- From Through Glacier Park : seeing America first with Howard Eaton / Mary Roberts Rinehart, 1916
- From Hunting tonight : a chronicle of sport and adventure in Glacier Park and the Cascade Mountains / Mary Roberts Rinehart, 1918
- Two Medicine or White Magic Lakes / Agnes C. Laut, 1926
- Carefree youth and dudes in Glacier National Park / Dorothy M. Johnson, 1975
- Louis Hillâ's dream : Glacier National Park in 1915 / Dave Walter, 1985
- The legendary Joe Cosley / Jerry DeSanto, 1980
- From Exit laughing / Irvin S. Cobb, 1941
- Letters from Bull Head Lodge / Charles M. Russell, 1906-1926
- Bootleg Lady of Glacier Park / John Fraley, 2008
- From Giggles from glacier guides / Jim Whilt, 1935
- Climbing Red Eagle / Stephen Graham, 1922
- Wanderings afoot / Norman Clyde, 1929
- A forest fire explosion / H. T. Gisborne, 1929
- From Grizzly country / Andy Russell, 1982
- Grizzly encounters / Don Burgess, 1980
- The black grizzly / Doug Peacock, 1990
- Predator puma / Pat Hagan, 2006
- From A beast the color of winter : the mountain goat observed / Douglas H. Chadwick, 1983
- From Fate is a mountain / Mark W. Parratt, 2009
- Fire lookout : Numa Ridge / Edward Abbey, 1977
- Glacier National Park, Montana / Terry Tempest Williams, 2016
- From The melting world : a journey across America's vanishing glaciers / Christopher White, 2013
- North Fork : river (where I went in search of wildness) / Christine Byl, 2013
- Waterton-Glacier : keystone of the Yellowstone to Yukon Corridor / Harvey Locke, 2015
- In Glacier : sonata in earth minor / B. J. Buckley, 2014.
- Notes:
- "Glacier is a place of paradox, at once serene and violent, breathtakingly beautiful and somber, even sometimes almost ominous. Vibrant life thrives within the apparent calm of the scenery, and people from all walks of life come to the park and interact with each other, encountering the wilderness, learning its ways, and telling stories about their experiences. In this collection, I have put together a variety of those stories written between 1889 and 2016, along with Native American oral narratives of gods, animals, and men that date back much further. My intention has been to portray the park in all its diversity, richness, and beauty. I hope this collection does it justice."--Last paragraph of introduction.
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Description based on print version record.
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- ISBN:
- 1-60781-589-3
- OCLC:
- 1017610289
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