영어로 읽는 고전 _ 에머슨 허프의 미주리강의 알래스카 젊은이
"The Young Alaskans on the Missouri"는 Emerson Hough가 1922년에 발표한 청소년 모험 소설로, "The Young Alaskans" 시리즈의 일부입니다.
이 작품은 Rob, Jesse, John 세 소년이 미주리 강을 따라 여행하면서 겪는 모험을 그립니다. 이들은 Lewis와 Clark의 유명한 탐험 경로를 따라가면서, 역사적인 장소들을 방문하고 새로운 경험을 쌓아갑니다.
Hough는 이 소설에서 미주리 강의 장대한 풍경과 함께 미국의 역사적 탐험에 대한 이야기를 효과적으로 결합시킵니다. 특히 세 소년이 역사적 탐험가들의 발자취를 따라가면서 배우는 역사적 사실들과 자연에 대한 이해를 생생하게 전달합니다.
작품은 모험 소설의 재미있는 요소들과 함께 미국의 역사, 지리, 자연에 대한 교육적 내용을 균형있게 담고 있습니다. 청소년들에게 모험심과 함께 역사에 대한 관심을 불러일으키는 뛰어난 교육적 가치를 지닌 작품으로 평가받고 있습니다.

Classics in English _ The Young Alaskans on the Missouri by Emerson Hough
"The Young Alaskans on the Missouri" is a young adult adventure novel published by Emerson Hough in 1922, and is part of the "The Young Alaskans" series.
The novel depicts the adventures of three boys, Rob, Jesse, and John, as they travel along the Missouri River. They visit historical sites and gain new experiences as they follow the famous exploration route of Lewis and Clark.
In this novel, Hough effectively combines the magnificent scenery of the Missouri River with the story of historical exploration in America. In particular, he vividly conveys the historical facts and understanding of nature that the three boys learn as they follow the footsteps of historical explorers.
The novel balances the fun elements of adventure novels with educational content about American history, geography, and nature. It is considered to have excellent educational value as it stimulates the spirit of adventure and interest in history in young people.

Summary
"The Young Alaskans on the Missouri" by Emerson Hough is a historical adventure novel written in the early 20th century. It is a continuation of Hough's "Young Alaskans" series and follows the journey of several young boys, guided by their Uncle Dick, as they explore the famous Lewis and Clark trail along the Missouri River. This narrative seeks to educate and inspire a sense of adventure while connecting the past to the present. At the start of the story, Uncle Dick expresses a restless desire for adventure after the war, motivating him to lead the boys?Rob, Jesse, and John?on a journey along the Missouri River, reminiscent of the famed explorers Lewis and Clark. In lively conversations, the boys discuss their preparations and the historical significance of their expedition while Uncle Dick shares tales of the trail, reinforcing themes of exploration and the importance of understanding American history. The boys are enthusiastic about their adventure, setting the tone for an exciting and educational journey as they embark on their quest up the river, infused with historical context and the spirit of discovery.

Contents
I. Following Lewis and Clark
II. Ready for the River
III. “Adventurer, of America”
IV. The Early Adventurers
V. Off Up the River
VI. The Log of the “Adventurer”
VII. The Gate of the West
VIII. Ho! for the Platte!
IX. Shipwreck
X. At the Platte
XI. Among the Sioux
XII. The Lost Hunter
XIII. Getting North
XIV. In Days of Old
XV. Among the Mandans
XVI. Old Days on the River
XVII. At the Yellowstone
XVIII. Where the Road Forked
XIX. At the Great Falls
XX. Ready for the River Head
XXI. The Pack Train
XXII. At the Three Forks
XXIII. Sunset on the Old Range
XXIV. Nearing the Source
XXV. Beaverhead Camp
XXVI. The Jump-Off Camp
XXVII. The Utmost Source
XXVIII. Sport with Rod and Reel
XXIX. The Head of the Great River
XXX. Sporting Plans
XXXI. Among the Grayling
XXXII. At Billy’s Ranch
XXXIII. Homeward Bound