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Letters To The Governors Wife A View Of Russian Alaska 18591862 Paul Christesen

Name: Letters To The Governors Wife A View Of Russian Alaska 18591862 Paul Christesen
SKU: BELL-4441766
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Publisher: Aarhus University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.21 MB

Pages: 320

Author: Paul Christesen

ISBN: 9788779341593, 8779341594

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Letters To The Governors Wife A View Of Russian Alaska 18591862 Paul Christesen by Paul Christesen 9788779341593, 8779341594 instant download after payment.

In 1859 the Finnish-Swedish aristocrat and naval officer, Hampus Furuhjelm arrived in Alaska as one of the Russian colony's last ambassadors. He brought with him his young wife Anna Furuhjelm, who wrote many long letters in English to her mother. These letters, for the first time, give us a vivid picture of everyday life in the colonial capital, Sitka, in the period shortly before the USA. took over Alaska. The letters have been edited and commented by Anna Furuhjelm's great-granddaughter, Anni Christensen.