Marching Through Yong-Char Mongol Trek Chronicle
Continuing the march to Yong-Char reveals a half Mongol half Thibetan village, yak hunts with Mongol trackers, and skilled spear work. Descriptions capture harsh bivouacs, tiger-bright women, fierce wild life, and a landscape of valleys, lakes, and grazing yak under dramatic sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. J. Reid
Yong-Char
Prejevalsky
Charing
Dji-Chu
Yong-Cnar
Lan-Chou
Worth
Edering Nor
In The Edge Of August And Industrial War
A reflective essay contrasts late July’s waning heat with a lush August landscape while shifting to a political analysis of wage earners vs employers. It argues wage disputes stem from three core causes, then describes industrial war as a public matter needing public mechanisms for settlement amid growing economic consolidation and trust power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dart
Gambol
United States
Econoris
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