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Kate Carmack, first called Shaaw Tláa, played a pivotal role in events that changed the North—and the world. Her biography gives voice to a survivor who, against all odds, ultimately reclaimed her true wealth. Wealth Woman is riveting Klondike history as you’ve never heard it before.
Kate Carmack, first called Shaaw Tláa, played a pivotal role in events that changed the North—and the world. Her biography gives voice to a survivor who, against all odds, ultimately reclaimed her...
Kate Carmack, first called Shaaw Tláa, played a pivotal role in events that changed the North—and the world. Her biography gives voice to a survivor who, against all odds, ultimately reclaimed her true wealth. Wealth Woman is riveting Klondike history as you’ve never heard it before.
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Also available in print, $24.95, 978-1602232778.
Also available in print, $24.95, 978-1602232778.
Advance Praise
“After dozens of books on the man-dominated, scoundrel-infested side of the Klondike Gold Rush, a fresh, new take on an epic historical event” —Kim Heacox, author of Jimmy Bluefeather and The Only Kayak
“An excellent example of the New Western History that seeks to recover previously marginalized voices of women, among other groups.” —Ross Coen, author of Fu-go: The Curious History of Japan’s Balloon Bomb Attack on America and Breaking Ice for Arctic Oil
“With this deeply researched and richly imagined biography, Deb Vanasse draws one of the Klondike’s most essential yet elusive characters from the wings and restores her to her rightful place.” —Frances Backhouse, author of Women of the Klondike and Once They Were Hats
“After dozens of books on the man-dominated, scoundrel-infested side of the Klondike Gold Rush, a fresh, new take on an epic historical event” —Kim Heacox, author of Jimmy Bluefeather and The Only...
“After dozens of books on the man-dominated, scoundrel-infested side of the Klondike Gold Rush, a fresh, new take on an epic historical event” —Kim Heacox, author of Jimmy Bluefeather and The Only Kayak
“An excellent example of the New Western History that seeks to recover previously marginalized voices of women, among other groups.” —Ross Coen, author of Fu-go: The Curious History of Japan’s Balloon Bomb Attack on America and Breaking Ice for Arctic Oil
“With this deeply researched and richly imagined biography, Deb Vanasse draws one of the Klondike’s most essential yet elusive characters from the wings and restores her to her rightful place.” —Frances Backhouse, author of Women of the Klondike and Once They Were Hats
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