The Northward Course of Empire
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Lu par Leon Harvey
The Northward Course of Empire was written to promote the idea of a new wave of civil expansion into the Arctic Circle, a region generally considered to be invalid for economic development in the mindset of most. Within this volume, the myths of the northern frontier are explained and dispelled, such as how the lands are not perpetually frozen, and that the coastline of the Canadian Arctic can be warmer than the interior of the United States. Many reasons for the untapped wealth of the colder regions are confronted, with suggestions for new means of industry and commerce to be incorporated into the economy of the future. - Summary by Leon Harvey (7 hr 11 min)
Chapitres
Preface, Introduction. | 18:35 | Lu par Leon Harvey |
THE NORTHWARD COURSE OF EMPIRE | 25:59 | Lu par Leon Harvey |
THE NORTH THAT NEVER WAS | 32:24 | Lu par Leon Harvey |
THE FRUITFUL ARCTIC | 43:24 | Lu par Leon Harvey |
THE LIVABLE NORTH | 1:03:39 | Lu par Leon Harvey |
THE ESTABLISHED ARCTIC INDUSTRIES | 38:09 | Lu par Leon Harvey |
THE DOMESTICATION OF OVIBOS | 47:55 | Lu par Leon Harvey |
TRANSPOLAR COMMERCE BY AIR | 54:32 | Lu par Leon Harvey |
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS | 1:00:20 | Lu par Leon Harvey |
Postscript | 6:30 | Lu par Leon Harvey |
Appendix | 39:41 | Lu par Leon Harvey |