Publisher's Synopsis
In this classic work of regional history, Harry A. Auer explores the rugged terrain and hardy people of the North Country, the vast wilderness area that spans the northernmost reaches of the United States and Canada. Filled with colorful stories of logging camps, mining towns, and pioneer settlements, this book captures the spirit of a bygone era and celebrates the enduring beauty of the natural world.
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