The Gold-Seekers by Gustave Aimard

This novel follows a group of prospectors who embark on a perilous journey to the Canadian wilderness in search of gold. The story explores themes of greed, friendship, and survival amidst the harsh environment and Native American tribes.

By Gustave Aimard · First published 1869 · Genre: Adventure, Western, Historical Fiction · 26 chapters

Contents

• The Meeting
• The Night Halt
• El Meson De San Juan
• Fifteen Years' Separation
• The Gentlemen of the Road
• A Sad Mistake
• The Barranca Del Mal Paso
• Explanations
• The Consequences Op a Love Song
• Delilah
• A Retrospect
• A Mexican's Progress
• The Next Day
• In which the Sale of the Herd is Discussed
• A Commercial Transaction
• Conversation
• Preparations
• Valentine's Return
• The Departure
• Two Men Made to Understand each other
• Guaymas
• The First Fortnight
• Pitic
• Diamond Cut Diamond
• The Tapada
• The Revolt

More by Gustave Aimard

• The Frontiersmen (1867)
• The Border Rifles (1867)
• The Freebooters (1867)
• The White Scalper (1847)
• The Pirates of the Prairies (1844)
• The Trapper's Daughter (1847)
• The Tiger-Slayer (1867)
• The Indian Chief (1867)
• All works by Gustave Aimard