Then Fight For It!: The Largest Peaceful Redistribution of Wealth in the History of Mankind and the Creation of the North Slope Borough Review
Fred Paul's Then Fight For It is a very significant book for studies on Alaska Native history in 20th century. It discusses in detail aspects relative to the Alaska Native Claims settlement and the workings of the Alaska Native Brotherhood. Readers should know that the author was very close to the events that occurred which this book discusses, making it a type of memoir in some instances, and this study is truly a great work. The book also champions the works of the William Paul, Sr. family (of which Fred Paul is part) and their efforts regarding Alaska Native land claims settlement. It is a must for anyone studying modern Alaska Native history.
Then Fight For It!: The Largest Peaceful Redistribution of Wealth in the History of Mankind and the Creation of the North Slope Borough Overview
This book is about the largest peaceful redistribution of wealth in the history of mankind and the creation of the North Slope Borough. It is the behind-the-scenes goings-on of a few very determined Native men with the financial assistance of a compassionate law firm to seek justice for the Native people of Alaska. The battle began in 1920 and, although it had a significant victory with the Alaska Land Settlement of 1971, still goes on.
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