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Jules Verbaux is a French Canadian trapper, whom the Hudson Bay Company regards as an outlaw, and there is a price upon his head. The other trappers, whites, half breeds and Indians track him persistently; but he slips through their fingers, time after time, doubling on his trail and eluding his pursuers with the cunning of the furry creatures that he has so long hunted. The sense of the cold and loneliness of northern forests, the pitiless cruelty of northern storms is given with the same sort of strength that gave distinction to Jack London's early Alaska stories; and there is in addition a warm human quality, a suggestion of kindliness and sympathetic heart beats. Jules of the Great Heart stands out prominently among the books of 1905, not merely for its individual merit as a vigorous picture of a strange and interesting phase of life, a character study of uncommon quality; but more particularly because of the conviction which comes over the reader that the author of such a book is destined to do other and bigger things—that he is a man to be remembered and watched. About the author:Jordan Lawrence Mott IV (1881–1931), was an American novelist and writer on the outdoor life. His published works include Jules of the Great Heart: “free” trapper and outlaw in the Hudson Bay region in the early days (1905), To the Credit of the Sea (1907), The White Darkness, and other stories of the Great North-West (1907), and Prairie, Snow and Sea (1910). He pioneered fishing for steelhead on the North Umpqua River, Oregon, and a bridge and a section of the North Umpqua Trail bear the name Mott in his memory. He established a fishing camp near Steamboat Creek. Contents:I A Tragedy Of The Snow II An Unrecovered Trail III Jules Of The Great Heart IV Jules To The Rescue V Jules's Stratagem VI Noel VII "Remember Jules!" VIII "SOMME T'ING FOR HEEM" IX Man Against Man X Into The North XI The New Country XII The Meeting XIII SolitudeXIV Light Of The Evening XV "No Greater Friend ..." XVI The Messenger XVII The Dream Of Morning Star XVIII Fulfillment Of The Dream XIX The Awakening Of The Great HeartXX The Quest XXI On The Heights XXII Etienne Annaotaha XXIII The Cross On The Mountain XXIV "JE SUIS CONTENT!" This book originally published by Century Company in 1905 has been reformatted for the Kindle and may contain an occasional defect from the original publication or from the reformatting.

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