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LEGARE STREET PR The Wilderness Hunter an Account of the big Game of the United States and its Chase With Horse
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LEGARE STREET PR The Wilderness Hunter an Account of the big Game of the United States and its Chase With Horse
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Vanscoy Publishing Group Winter of the Wolf The Wild Hunt Legacy Volume 2
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NATHAN T WHITE BOOKS The Wilderness Journey Book Two
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HarperCollins The Wilderness
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Legare Street Press When Lincoln Kissed me a Story of the Wilderness Campaign Volume 2
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Vintage Publishing The Wilderness
Book SynopsisSamantha Harvey is the author of the novels Orbital, The Wilderness, All is Song, Dear Thief and The Western Wind and a work of non-fiction, The Shapeless Unease: A Year of Not Sleeping. Orbital was the winner of the Booker Prize 2024, and her other work has been shortlisted for the James Tait Black Award, the Women's Prize, the Guardian First Book Award and the Walter Scott Prize. The Wilderness was awarded the Betty Trask Prize. She is a tutor on the MA course in Creative Writing at Bath Spa University.Trade ReviewBrave and intelligent...a mesmerising work * Independent *A stunning composition of human fragility and intensity * Guardian *An extraordinary dramatisation of a mind in the process of disintegration ... Brilliant - read it now, before it scoops up all the prizes * The Times *Touches a resounding chord of melancholy. The author, whose debut this is, is very talented * Evening Standard *This is a finely written ode to memory, identity and love * Financial Times *
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Anson Street Press The Wilderness
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MP-OKL Uni of Oklahoma ManHunters of the Old West Volume 2
Book SynopsisIn this follow-up to his first collection of biographies of the West's most recognised man-hunters, Robert DeArment recounts the remarkable careers of eight men - Pat Garrett, John Hughes, Harry Love, Harry Morse, Frank Norfleet, Bass Reeves, Granville Stuart, and Tom Tobin - who pursued notorious criminals.Trade ReviewBe they lawmen, outlaws, or gunfighters - or all three - no one knows them better than Bob DeArment. In this second volume of Man-Hunters of the Old West, he takes a sharp look at eight of the most feared, unrelenting, and ornery trackers of outlaws who ever lived. No one would want these man-hunters on his trail. This is history as high adventure."" - Roger D. McGrath, author of Gunfighters, Highwaymen, and Vigilantes
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Scholastic Wilderness
Book SynopsisWhile Tom and Johnny are on a husky safari in Finland, their half-sisterGrainne stays behind to face the mother who abandoned her. But Tom and Johnny are too caught up in their adventure to thinkof home - until they find themselves lost in the snow, strugglingto survive...
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Doublebit Press Camping And Woodcraft Volume 2 - The Expanded 1916 Version (Legacy Edition): The Deluxe Masterpiece On Outdoors Living And Wilderness Travel
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Hachette Books Wilderness Campaign
Book SynopsisFor two days in early May,1864, a dark woodland south of the Rapidan River known as the Wilderness rang with the clamor of battle. The musketry and cheers of the troops of the Confederacy and the Union were deafening as charge gave way to countercharge. Fires erupted which consumed the dead and wounded, filling the air with the stench of burning flesh. The battle of the Wilderness was what many witnesses would describe as hell on earth. The Wilderness Campaign traces the early maneuvering of Ulysses S. Grant''s offensive against the Confederate capital at Richmond and Robert E. Lee''s Army of Northern Virginia. The resulting battle was Grant''s first fight in the Eastern theatre after President Lincoln gave him command of all the Union armies. It was an engagement that Grant sought to avoid, but wholeheartedly accepted when he confronted lee''s army. It ended as one of the bloodiest repulses of the Civil War. John Cannan details Grant''s strategy and planning as he moved his army ever
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HarperCollins Rosanne Parry Voice of the Wilderness 2Book Box
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Echo Point Books & Media Wilderness Hunting and Wildcraft
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Random House USA Inc Hunting Trips of a Ranchman the Wilderness
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Hardpress Publishing The HunterNaturalist Romance of Sporting Or Wild Scenes and Wild Hunters 1
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University of Illinois Press Singing in the Wilderness
Book SynopsisBeginning with two turn-of-the-century operas - Frederick Delius' "A Village Romeo and Juliet" and Claude Debussy's "Pellias et Mlisande" - that present humankind as lost in a tangled wood that is at once internal and external, this title develops the theme of wilderness in sociological, psychological, ecological, and even geological terms.Trade Review"[Demonstrates Mellers'] capacious knowledge of musical sound, the urge to connect it with other social and artistic phenomena, and a striking use of evocative language... [Mellers is] a storyteller concocting a plausible tale in which issues of political power, cultural agency and specific facts about melody, harmony and rhythm are interwoven and dropped into the reader's lap... How gratifying it is that Mellers is still on the scene, exercising his sharp ear, broad learning, uncanny responsiveness and quicksilver imagination." -- Richard Crawford, Times Literary Supplement "Every cultivated musician will profit from reading almost any publication of Mellers whose productivity as author and composer has spanned half a century... If used in conjunction with a substantial library of recorded music, this book will serve as a reference for a course devoted to unjustly neglected work." -- Choice
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University of Nebraska Press The Fist in the Wilderness
Book SynopsisPresents the history of fur trade. This book relates the story of men such as John Jacob Astor and Ramsay Crooks who competed with Britain's Hudson's Bay Company for the fur resources of the Great Lakes region and the upper Missouri River country.Trade Review"The finest single-volume history of the fur trade to appear. The author has a bloodhound’s instinct for primary sources, and an above-average storytelling ability. Further, he corrects distortions."—Library Journal"This book derives its importance not only from describing the fur trade . . . but also from the information it contains about frontier life, economic history, political and diplomatic activities, and, of course, the American Indian. This is a thorough effort of fine research, style, organization."—Choice"The relations between Astor’s company, its domestic rivals, the government, the Indians, and the North West Company of Canada, are nowhere better described."—Journal of American History
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Book SynopsisRobert Hichens, an English author, wrote the fictitious book In The Wilderness. The book is a well-known compilation of his ideas that was released at a reasonable price for the readers. Although parts of the book's chapters are fascinating and fantastic, others make readers nervous or tense. Readers get swept up in the indulgence of the main character. The narrative contains so many turns that it may keep a reader interested. The novel In The Wilderness is a masterwork that sends the reader on an emotional roller coaster and, unlike other books, has no qualms about depicting tragedy in all of its glory.
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Cornell University Press Winter in the Wilderness
Book SynopsisWinter in the Wilderness is a handbook for those who want to explore cold-weather camping and those who might find themselves in need of this critical information during an unexpected winter's night out. It emphasizes the benefits of enriching and deepening our connection with the outdoors.Trade Review"It gives you all the basic and intermediate things you need to know to survive in the wilderness.... [T]his book does an excellent job at teaching how to survive for days, even in the frigid wilderness. I'm giving Winter in the Wilderness 8 out of 10 stars." * francistapon.com *Table of ContentsIntroduction1. Priorities2. Fire3. Shelter4. Water5. Sustenance6. Helpful Crafts and Skills7. Navigation and OrienteeringConclusionAppendix A: Motor Vehicle Considerations Appendix B: Survival Kits Appendix C: Winter Gear Checklist Appendix D: Suggested ReadingNotes Bibliography Index
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University of Nebraska Press Wilderness of Hope
Book SynopsisLongtime fly fisherman Quinn Grover had contemplated the“why” of his fishing identity before more recently becoming focused on the “how” of it. He realized he was a dedicated fly fisherman in large part because public lands and public waterways in the West made it possible.In Wilderness of Hope Grover recounts his fly-fishing experiences with a strong evocation of place, connecting those experiences to the ongoing national debate over public lands. Because so much of America’s public lands are in the Intermountain West, this is where arguments about the use and limits of those lands rage the loudest.And those loudest in the debate often become caricatures: rural ranchers who hate the government; West Coast elites who don’t know the West outside Vail, Colorado; and energy and mining companies who extract from once-protected areas. These caricatures obscure the complexity of those who use public lands and what those lands mean to a wTrade Review"An admirable perspective, Grover should be commended for his clearheaded and thoughtful essays on public lands and fly fishing."—Jen Corrinne Brown, New Mexico Historical Review"Grover's stories commonly fold back to his youth in Utah and beyond, where remembering, for example, his grandfather's cabin on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River, underscores how, 'Public lands tie the various versions of America together through our joint ownership, because public lands belong in public hands, not with private enterprise.'"—Glen Young, Split Rock Review"This thoughtful book investigates the relationships between recreationists, landowners, and the government, and how each entity relates to the overall outdoor experience. With Grover’s years of experience as a fisherman used as a jumping-off point, this book is a meditation on how interactions with the wild stay with people as they go about their lives in the modern world."—Erin H. Turner, Big Sky Journal"Wilderness of Hope reminds me that in this moment of current madness some things still have a chance to turn out alright. That is, if we pay attention and act accordingly."—Robert DeMott, Bulletin of the Anglers’ Club of New York“Wilderness of Hope joins a long tradition of books—including The River Why and A River Runs through It—which remind us all that, of the many possible paths toward understanding the universe, few are as reliable as fly fishing. Quinn Grover makes a strong case for passion as the key ingredient of a meaningful life, but also for knowing how the planet might make best use of us.”—Brooke Williams, author of Open Midnight: Where Ancestors and Wilderness Meet “Quinn Grover’s Wilderness of Hope provides a life compass for those of us who pursue wild and native trout on our public lands and waters. He preserves our capacity for wonder by weaving together the fabric of family and fishing friends, wilderness, and the importance of preserving and protecting our public lands and resources for future generations.”—Craig Mathews, author of The Yellowstone Fly-Fishing Guide “On his first trip out, Quinn Grover lands a whopper! There’s a casting and reeling rhythm to his writing, long luxurious passages on nature’s elusive tributaries, then—zing!—thrilling bites of witty insight spilling into pools of reflection. He seems to have spawned a new genre, the Ichthysroman. In Grover’s own words, he’s a ‘middle-class man’ in love with places ‘worth knowing.’ I say he’s the high-class author of a book worth keeping. I’m hooked!”—Matthew James Babcock, author of Heterodoxologies “With meditations born from experience, Grover conveys the mystery and pull of the trout rivers that run through the American West. These essays make one want to pick up a fly rod, wade into the nearest swift water, and revel Thoreau- or Dillard-like in the wild atmospheres found there.”—Braden Hepner, author of Pale HarvestTable of ContentsAcknowledgmentsPrologue: First FishPart 1: ReassuranceFridaysWanderingKissing, Telling, and Invisible TroutLaid OffDriving ConversationsSolo The Case for InefficiencyHome WatersHiking ConversationsPart 2: ReflectionShort SeasonsThe Bank GrassThe GlimpseGoldenConversations with GrandpaFirst Good FishMistressA One-Sided Conversation with a Brown TroutThe Big VPart 3: RenewalThe Stump Ranch FishThe DarkDrakesWind, Rain, and SnowFuneralFear Fishing ConversationsFive Days in the WildernessPaige’s TroutEpilogue: The Shallow End of a Nameless LakeReferences
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Yale University Press Wilderness and the American Mind
Book SynopsisIncludes a preface and epilogue that brings Wilderness and the American Mind into dialogue with contemporary debates about wilderness. This is a study of changing attitudes toward wilderness during American history, as well as the origins of the environmental and conservation movements.Trade Review"One of those rare works that combines exemplary scholarship and readability."—Washington Post Book World (on an earlier edition)
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University of Tennessee Press Wilderness: A Tale Of The Civil War
Book Synopsis“A moving and disturbing work—one which goes beyond events, to brood upon their meanings.”—Samuel Hynes, New York Times Book ReviewIn the summer of 1863, Adam Rosenzweig leaves a Bavarian ghetto and sails for the United States to fight for the North in the Civil War. Fired by a revolutionary idealism inherited from his father, he hopes to aid a cause that he believes to be as simple as he knows it to be just.Over the course of his journey, Adam becomes witness to a world whose complexity does not readily conform to his ideals of liberty. When his twisted foot attracts unwanted attention on his voyage to America, he is threatened with return to Europe. He jumps ship in New York, only to be caught up in the violence and horror of the anti-draft riots. Eventually he reaches the Union Army, serving not as a soldier but as a civilian provisioner’s assistant. Adam’s encounters with others—among them a wealthy benefactor, a former slave, an exiled Southerner, a bushwacker and his wife—further challenge the absolutism that informs his view of the world and of his place in it.First published in 1961, Wilderness remains a profoundly provocative meditation on the significance of the Civil War and the varieties of human experience. This new edition of the novel includes an insightful introductory essay by James H. Justus, Distringuished Professor Emeritus at Indiana University and author of The Achievement of Robert Penn Warren.The Author: Robert Penn Warren (1905–1989)was born in Kentucky and studied at Vanderbilt and Oxford Universities. As a novelist, teacher, poet, and critic, he became one of America’s most celebrated men of letters and the only writer to receive Pulitzer Prizes for both poetry and fiction. In addition to Wilderness, his novels included All the King’s Men, World Enough and Time, and Band of Angels.
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