Kazan by James Oliver Curwood (1914)

The story revolves around a young trapper who becomes embroiled in the conflict between the French and British over control of the Great Lakes region. He must navigate his own loyalties and morals while facing danger from both sides. The novel explores themes of identity, loyalty, and the clash of cultures.

By James Oliver Curwood · First published 1914 · Genre: Adventure, Animal Fiction, Nature · 27 chapters

Contents

• The Miracle
• Into the North
• Mccready Pays the Debt
• Free from Bonds
• The Fight in the Snow
• Joan
• Out of the Blizzard
• The Great Change
• The Tragedy on Sun Rock
• The Days of Fire
• Always Two by Two
• The Red Death
• The Trail of Hunger
• The Right of Fang
• A Fight under the Stars
• The Call
• His Son
• The Education of Ba-Ree
• The Usurpers
• A Feud in the Wilderness
• A Shot on the Sand-Bar
• Sandy's Method
• Professor Mcgill
• Alone in Darkness
• The Last of Mctrigger
• An Empty World
• The Call of Sun Rock

More by James Oliver Curwood

• Thomas Jefferson Brown (1927)
• The Golden Snare (1922)
• Back to God's Country (1918)
• The Yellow-Back (1915)
• The Fiddling Man (1923)
• L'Ange (1926)
• The Case of Beauvais (1920)
• The other Man's Wife (1924)
• All works by James Oliver Curwood