The rugged beauty of Isle Royale, a remote national park in Lake Superior, offers over 180 miles of hiking trails through glacial landscapes, featuring basalt ridgelines and scenic inland lakes. Wildlife enthusiasts will encounter diverse species, including wolves and moose, while exploring isolated trails along the Superior shoreline. "A Far Green Country" provides valuable insights and practical tips for both novice and experienced backpackers, ensuring a rewarding adventure in this tranquil wilderness.
A Civil War Reenactor's Guidebook provides invaluable insights for living historians, offering practical advice for both seasoned reenactors and newcomers. It covers essential skills such as period camping techniques, authentic clothing, and equipment choices, ensuring an immersive experience. The book also caters to spectators interested in understanding the nuances of reenactments, making it a comprehensive resource for anyone fascinated by Civil War history and its portrayal in reenactments.
100 Principles and Practices Drawn From the President's Words
164 pages
6 hours of reading
The book offers a collection of 100 quotations from Abraham Lincoln, showcasing his leadership qualities during the Civil War. Each quote is paired with an insightful essay that contextualizes Lincoln's wisdom for today's leaders facing complex challenges. By blending historical insight with modern reflections, it serves as a resource for contemporary leaders seeking guidance and inspiration. This unique approach provides valuable ideas and reflections that can enhance leadership skills and decision-making in today's world.
Focusing on the vast impact of the Civil War, this resource compiles 350 reviews of books aimed at younger readers, highlighting both the historical significance of the era and the quality of literature available. Each review provides insightful commentary, historical context, and essential details like suggested age ranges, publication dates, and publishers. This comprehensive guide serves as an essential reference for educators, librarians, and parents seeking to enrich young readers' understanding of the Civil War through well-crafted literature.
Albert is an aging veteran of the Civil War who lives in a small rural town in Illinois. One day, while working for a local politician, Albert is accidentally injured. Once medical assistance is called for Albert is treated for her injuries. During that treatment an amazing discovery is made-Albert is a woman! This discovery leads to revelations that stun not only the few people who hear them but Albert herself. In the end questions arise about what to do next with Albert. Should her lifelong secret be kept or should the old soldier be shown for who she really is? But whatever happens, people are left wondering why did Albert do this & how was she never discovered earlier? Albert & Jennie tells the story of a singular Civil War soldier. Albert Cashier served with the 95th Illinois Volunteer Infantry for four years. What her comrades in arms did not realize was that Albert Cashier was really Jennie Hodgers, an Irish immigrant girl. In this novel the story of Albert Cashier's wartime experiences are told through a combination of fictional constructs and historical fact. Particular attention is paid to details of a Civil War soldier's existence as well as the narrative chain of Albert's life. Albert & Jennie is a work of historical fiction that also touches on themes related to friendship, loss, isolation, loneliness, and love.
Set in the remote and rarely visited Isle Royale National Park, the narrative follows one man's hiking experiences through its rugged terrain, dense forests, and rocky islands. As he navigates this wild landscape, inhabited by moose, wolves, and loons, he undergoes a personal transition that invites readers to reflect on both the beauty of nature and their own journeys. The book offers a unique blend of adventure and introspection, showcasing the profound connection between the wilderness and self-discovery.
