@book {23974,
	title = {The Arctic Prairies},
	year = {2010},
	note = {Go to top; Preface; Chapter I; Departure for the North; Chapter II; Down the Noisy River with the Voyageurs; Chapter III; Human Nature on the River; Chapter IV; Down the Silent River with the Mounted Police; Chapter V; A Conference with the Chiefs; Chapter VI; Out with Sousi Beaulieu; Chapter VII; The Buffalo Hunt; Chapter VIII; Thomas Anderson; Chapter IX; Mosquitoes; Chapter X; A Bad Case; Chapter XI; The Second Buffalo Hunt; Chapter XII; Bezkya and the Pills; Chapter XIII; Fort Smith and the Social Queen; Chapter XIV; Rabbits and Lynxes in the North-West; Chapter XV. Ebb and Flow of Animal LifeChapter XVI; The Pelican Trip; Chapter XVII; The Third Buffalo Hunt; Chapter XVIII; Down to Fundamentals; Chapter XIX; White Man and Red. Meat, but Nothing More; Chapter XX; On the Nyarling; Chapter XXI; Fort Resolution and Its Folk; Chapter XXII; The Chipewyans, Their Speech and Writing; Chapter XXIII; The Dogs of Fort Resolution; Chapter XXIV; The Voyage Across the Lake; Chapter XXV; Crossing the Lake --
Its Natural History; Chapter XXVI; The Lynx at Bay; Chapter XXVII; The Last of That Indian Crew; Chapter XXVIII; Geological Forces at Work; Chapter XXIX. Pike{\textquoteright}s PortageChapter XXX; Caribou-Land at Last; Chapter XXXI; Good-Bye to the Woods; Chapter XXXII; The Treeless Plains; Chapter XXXIII; The Unknown; Chapter XXXIV; Aylmer Lake; Chapter XXXV; The Musk-Ox; Chapter XXXVI; The Arctic Prairies and My Farthest North; Chapter XXXVII; Facing Homeward; Chapter XXXVIII; The First Woods; Chapter XXXIX; Farewell to the Caribou; Chapter XL; Old Fort Reliance to Fort Resolution; Chapter XLI; Going Up the Lower Slave; Chapter XLII; Fort Smith and the Tug; Chapter XLIII; Chapter XLIV; The River; Chapter XLV; The River Shows Its Teeth; Chapter XLVI. Bright AgainChapter XLVII; When Nature Smiled; Chapter XLVIII; The End; Ernest Thompson Seton Biography.},
	address = {New York: Charles Schribner{\textquoteright}s Sons},
	abstract = {Ernest Seton was a naturalist, prolific author, and award winning illustrator who usually signed his letters with a paw print. A Native American spirit worshipping rebel, who didn{\textquoteright}t always bathe, he married twice and was sought after to speak at conferences around the globe.},
	keywords = {author, canoe journey, Ernest Seton, illustrator, naturalist},
	isbn = {9781607783343; 1607783347; 1933698055; 9781933698052},
	author = {Seton, Ernest Thompson}
}
