
National Geographic Magazine Vol. 10 - 11. November 1899
by National Geographic Society
'National Geographic Magazine Vol. 10 - 11. November 1899' Summary
The November 1899 edition of the National Geographic Magazine offers a compelling glimpse into the world at the turn of the 20th century. Hon. John W. Foster's article, 'The Alaskan Boundary,' illuminates the intricate dispute between the United States and Great Britain over the Alaskan territory. Alfred Pierce Dennis's account, 'Life on a Yukon Trail,' takes readers on a vivid journey through the rugged landscape of the Yukon, showcasing the challenges and experiences of those who dared to venture into its wilderness. William M. Davis, in 'The Rational Element in Geography,' delves into the underlying principles that shape the discipline of geography, underscoring its importance in understanding the world around us. The issue also pays tribute to the esteemed geologist Edward Orton, highlighting his contributions to the scientific community. Frederick Haynes Newell's piece on the National Geographic Society provides valuable context for the magazine's mission and its growing influence. Throughout the volume, various articles and notes offer insightful observations and engaging narratives that showcase the breadth and depth of geographic knowledge and exploration during this era.Book Details
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