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Ten Thousand Miles with a Dog Sled

First published
1914
Pages
1,203

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  1. Preface

    18:07

  2. Chapter 1, Part 1

    26:17

  3. Chapter 1, Part 2

    26:49

  4. Chapter 2, Part 1

    22:55

  5. Chapter 2, Part 2

    27:08

  6. Chapter 3, Part 1

    22:43

  7. Chapter 3, Part 2

    22:49

  8. Chapter 3, Part 3

    22:35

  9. Chapter 4, Part 1

    19:03

  10. Chapter 4, Part 2

    20:53

  11. Chapter 5, Part 1

    25:06

  12. Chapter 5, Part 2

    29:57

  13. Chapter 6, Part 1

    25:13

  14. Chapter 6, Part 2

    26:21

  15. Chapter 7, Part 1

    25:24

  16. Chapter 7, Part 2

    27:58

  17. Chapter 8, Part 1

    26:23

  18. Chapter 8, Part 2

    30:09

  19. Chapter 9, Part 1

    19:26

  20. Chapter 9, Part 2

    26:11

  21. Chapter 9, Part 3

    27:38

  22. Chapter 10, Part 1

    25:19

  23. Chapter 10, Part 2

    20:17

  24. Chapter 10, Part 3

    24:06

  25. Chapter 10, Part 4

    24:13

  26. Chapter 11

    38:31

  27. Chapter 12

    15:23

  28. Chapter 13

    19:25

  29. Chapter 14

    34:58

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Between 1904 and his death in 1920, Hudson Stuck served as Episcopal Archdeacon of the Yukon, a territory of roughly 250,000 square miles that he covered by dog sled in winter and by riverboat in summer. This 1914 narrative gathers about eight years of those winter journeys: the mechanics of running a team, the roadhouses and mining camps, the Koyukuk and Chandalar country, and the Native villages where he spent much of his working life. Stuck writes as a man who logged the miles himself, precise about weather and gear, blunt about hardship. As a record of interior Alaska before the bush plane arrived, few accounts are this detailed. Stuck, who a year earlier co-led the first ascent to Denali's true summit, also argued steadily for the Alaska Native people he traveled among.

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Hudson Stuck

Hudson Stuck (1863-1920) was born in London and educated in England before emigrating to the United States, where he studied at Sewanee, was ordained an Episcopal priest, and served in Texas.

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First published
1914
Reading time
About 9 hours
Pages
1,203
Language
English
Formats
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Audio read by
Barry Eads