Whales, They Give Themselves

Whales, They Give ThemselvesThe Whales, They Give Themselves is an intimate life history of Harry Brower, Sr. (1924 1992), an Inupiaq whaling captain, artisan, and community leader from Barrow, Alaska. In a life that spanned the profound cultural and economic changes of the twentieth century, Brower's vast knowledge of the natural world made him an essential contributor to the Native and scientific communities of the North. His desire to share his insights with future

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