Hall Young of Alaska: The Mushing Parson

Hall Young of Alaska: The Mushing Parson is a biography written by S. Hall Young that tells the story of Hall Young, a Methodist missionary who traveled to Alaska in the late 1800s to spread Christianity to the native people. The book details Hall Young's experiences living in the harsh Alaskan wilderness, where he learned to mush (drive sled dogs), hunt, and survive in extreme conditions. The book also explores Hall Young's relationships with the Alaskan natives, whom he grew to love and respect, and his efforts to bridge the cultural divide between them and the white settlers. Hall Young's dedication to his mission is evident throughout the book, as he faces numerous challenges and obstacles, including harsh weather, illness, and even hostility from some members of the community. The book is based on Hall Young's own journals and letters, as well as interviews with his family and friends, and provides a fascinating glimpse into the life of a pioneering missionary in one of the most remote and challenging regions of the world. Overall, Hall Young of Alaska: The Mushing Parson is a compelling and inspiring story of faith, perseverance, and the power of human connection.1927. The autobiographical tales of an American missionary, naturalist and explorer in the territory of Alaska. Contents: Old Butler
Whence?
The Best of Parents
Childhood
Education
Northwestward Ho!
Up Against It
The Queer People
Beginnings
Blunders
The Gathering Cloud
The Storm
Victory
Superstition Dies Hard
Tearing Down and Building Up
Great Events
Organization
A Voyage of Enchantment
A Great Discovery
The Northern Tribes
Catastrophe and Compensation
The Hydas
A Busy Year
Real Progress
The Fire
Civil Government
The Worst Savages
Native Mythology
Last Years at Fort Wrangell
Good-Bye, Wrangell
The Great Stampede
The Survival of the Fittest
Religion in the Klondike
King Winter Fruition The Nome Rush
Progress Amid Confusion
The Fairbanks Stampede
Friendly Alaska and Lonely New York
The Homecoming
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