"Down the Mackenzie and up the Yukon in 1906" is a fascinating journey by Elihu Stewart, one of the most famous historians of North American exploration. In this book, the author shares his impressions of a trip along the Mackenzie and Yukon rivers back in 1906. Describing adventures, encounters with local people and wildlife, Stewart recreates the atmosphere and conditions of the time, revealing to readers the beauty and majesty of the North American nature and life during the gold rush. This book is an exciting journey into the past and inspires travel, new discoveries and adventures.