Naked in the Woods: Joseph Knowles and the Legacy of Frontier FakeryDa Capo Press, 2007 - 352 страници Joseph Knowles was a forty-five-year-old part-time painter, ex-Navy man, friend of the Sioux, and onetime hunting guide who stepped-nearly naked-into the woods to live off the land and his own devices. From 1913 to 1916, Knowles's dispatches to the world-alternating accounts of bear clubbing and quiet contemplation, written in charcoal on pieces of birch bark-set off major newspaper wars, exploiting readers' fears of modernization. Did Knowles really survive for months at a time in the untamed wilderness without any aid, and why is the answer still so vital to the American psyche? Part adventure story, part cultural investigation, Naked in the Woods reveals a whole new dimension of our natural history. |
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... offered by Richard White , professor of American history at Stan- ford and co - author of The Frontier in American Culture . In an interview , White offered this intriguing thesis : " My guess , and it is only a guess , is that since he ...
... offered by Richard White , professor of American history at Stan- ford and co - author of The Frontier in American Culture . In an interview , White offered this intriguing thesis : " My guess , and it is only a guess , is that since he ...
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... offered $ 2.50 a day in the Post's hush money to keep quiet about it . But whose side was Deming actually on ? One of the weaker aspects of the New Yorker's story is its re- liance on the veracity of Deming , a key player also in the ...
... offered $ 2.50 a day in the Post's hush money to keep quiet about it . But whose side was Deming actually on ? One of the weaker aspects of the New Yorker's story is its re- liance on the veracity of Deming , a key player also in the ...
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... offered by others . A natural loner , he headed for a remote spot that he thought had the resources to support a subsistence lifestyle : a stretch of Idaho's Salmon River 122 miles upstream from its confluence with the Snake . Hart ...
... offered by others . A natural loner , he headed for a remote spot that he thought had the resources to support a subsistence lifestyle : a stretch of Idaho's Salmon River 122 miles upstream from its confluence with the Snake . Hart ...
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