
Northward Course of Empire
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In The Northward Course of Empire, Vilhjalmur Stefansson argues that the Arctic is not a barren wasteland, but a region with the potential for great economic development. He dispels the myths about the Arctic, such as the belief that it is perpetually frozen and uninhabitable. He also discusses the challenges of developing the Arctic, such as the harsh climate and the lack of infrastructure. However, he believes that these challenges can be overcome and that the Arctic could become a major source of wealth for the world.Book Details
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