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The Last Whalers: Three Years In The Far Pacific With A Courageous Tribe And A Vanishing Way Of Life,New Hunter III In The Seventy Year PeriodIn This 'Immersive, Densely Reported, And Altogether Remarkable First Book [With] The Texture And Color Of A Firstrate Novel' (New York Times), Journalist Doug Bock Clark Tells The Epic Story Of The World'S Last Subsistence Whalers And The Threats Posed To A Tribe On The Brink. A New York Times Notable Booka New York Times Editors' Choicewinner Of Lowell Thomas Travel Book Award Silver Medalfinalist For William Saroyan International Writing