Lawrence Millman wrote the foreward and saw through the publication of Edward Beauclerk Maurice's diary, called "The Last Gentleman Adventurer: Coming of Age in the Arctic." Millman tells Jim Fleming that Maurice signed up at the age of 16 with the Hudson's Bay Company and was sent to the remote Canadian Arctic in 1930. He taught himself the Inuit language and fell in love with the Inuit culture. Actor Ryan Winkles reads excerpts from the diary.
But tell me about the land when Edward Beauclerk Maurice get there. What was it like when he arrived? Well, it wasn't as if he had come to some primitive uncontacted area where the natives were all living in the way that [were the absence all had made them. Quite contrary he arrrived in [Pengateng] in 1930. And the [Lawrence] followed by traders, followed by missionalies had been that part of [archecandidate] for propably 100 years.
■狩猟のみが生活の糧を得る手段である島?で彼の道具は必需品となっていく。
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[Convelun Gulf] had atracted the early [W] suitable as base in which to hunt. And there is no doubt that these impact of [hardy] men with their new exquipment for hunting was very considerable indeed. Previously that people had been stocked in a more or less stone age period of development caused not by lack of enterprise but rather by the hursh nature [rare] existance.
But such implement that they had are developped and [ t] hunting in a patience in enduring without which they could not survive. To these men with such rudimentary possessions, the first [w] tips must have appeared as available ladden's caves undreamed treasure.
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