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CANADA'S
Worth Looking For
Northern Lights: The Science, Myth and Wonder of Aurora Borealis
Calvin Hall
Daryl Pederson
George Bryson
NATURAL HISTORY
2001
PAPER
128 PAGES
COMING IN
Taken mostly in Alaska, these photographs capture, in dazzling color, the majesty and mystery of the aurora borealis. Journalist George Bryson provides a short essay on the history of human interpretation of the phenomenon.
(ARC126, $19.95) |
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Aurora: The Northern Lights in Mythology, History and Science
Torbjorn Lovgren
Harald Falck Ytter
SCIENCE
1999
PAPER
144 PAGES
COMING IN
An account of the history, folklore and science of the Northern Lights from their mythological importance, to Aristotle, and modern scientific understanding. Features some lovely illustrations.
(ARC105, $19.95) |
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Empire of the Bay, The Company of Adventurers That Seized a Continent
Peter C. Newman
HISTORY
2000
PAPER
646 PAGES
COMING IN
A big lively history of Hudson's Bay Company, the enormous fur trading organization that controlled and explored much of the Canadian wilderness in the 18th and 19th centuries. Originally published in two volumes: "Company of Adventurers" and "Caesars of the Wilderness," this book is well worth the effort.
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