Arthur Carhart

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ISBN: 9780870819131 | 0870819135
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 6/30/2008

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This biography of Arthur Carhart-wilderness and conservation activist, staunch Republican, and the most popular outdoor writer of mid-20th-century America-is the first to examine his entire career as a major American thinker, writer, and activist.

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Acknowledgments	p. vii
Introduction: It's Our Job, a Job for All of Us	p. 1
Life Was Sure Rugged	p. 13
Economic Efficiency of Forest Management	p. 33
Ultimately to Perfect the Scene	p. 45
Trappers Lake, Cradle of Wilderness	p. 59
Plans Must Be Big and Bold	p. 81
My Disappointment Comes from Expecting Too Much	p. 107
Hog Wild on Recreation	p. 129
That Threadbare Theory "Leave Nature Alone"	p. 139
A Good Bad Book	p. 155
I Am Going to Write a Wolf Book	p. 169
Oh, for Another TR	p. 189
Getting toward Half a Century	p. 205
A Perverse Habit of Calling the Shots in Any Direction	p. 223
An Old Buck, Always Off the Reservation and Hunting Lonely	p. 243
Conclusion: Now a Well-Known Conservation Giant	p. 265
Bibliography	p. 271
Partial Carhart Bibliography	p. 279
Index	p. 283
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