was published by Dodd Mead, New York, in 1944. An English edition with different pagination was published by Hale, London in 1951. A French edition was published under the title Au Pays du Renard Blanc in 1953 and 1957. There were also Swedish and Norwegian editions. The book has been cited by historians of Siberia and Alaska. Notes and references Notes References Sources Associated Press. "Home From the Arctic Wastes" Photograph showing Olaf and Marion Swenson being greeted by family members on their return from the Arctic; the caption identifies Mrs. Swenson and Marion's younger sister Marguery (in some papers including the New London Day, Mar 6, 1930 p 16) or Margery (in the Hartford Courant Mar 6, 1930 p3). Bartlett, Robert A. and Hale, Ralph T. (1916) The last voyage of the Karluk : flagship of Vilhjalmar Stefansson's Canadian Arctic Expedition of 1913-16 McClelland, Toronto pp 312–323. accessed April 29, 2009. Bergman, Sten. (1927) Through Kamchatka by Dog Sled and Skis, London, Seeley, Service & Co., 1927 p 106. This book can be hard to find. The quotation was downloaded in overlapping pieces from Google searches and reassembled. Accessed April 20, 2009 but is no longer on Google. The passage is also quoted in part by Hunt, 1975. Boston Evening Transcript Sept 1, 1914, p 7. "Fails to get Karluk crew. Cutter Bear runs short of coal and is returning to Nome." Bureau of Navigation, US Dept. of Commerce. Annual list of merchant vessels of the United States Loss of American Vessels Reported during Fiscal Year 1906, p 385. Crow, John, Anastasia Yarzuktina, and Oksana Kolomiets "American traders and the native people of Chukotka in the early 20th Century" 2010 International Conference on Russian America, Sitka, AK August 18–22. Deseret News, Oct 29, 1903 "Prospectors return from northeastern Siberia and report favorably on its minerals". Duranty, Walter (1929) "Travels 4,375 miles in coldest Siberia" New York Times March 6 p 6. accessed May 2, 2009. Fairbanks Daily Times Nov 16, 1913 p 4 "Two Traders Return from Arctic and Report Fears That Are Felt for Steamship Karluk" (OCR text; image requires registration.) Forsyth, James (1994) A History of the Peoples of Siberia: Russia's North Asian Colony 1581-1990. Cambridge University Press, 1994 Fur Trade Review 49 (8) May 1922 New Siberian-American trading company formed pp 126–128 Galactic Central magazine database accessed April 2009, May 2011, November 2016. This link goes