A woman goes on a secret errand into the far Northwest. Before it is accomplished the usual characters come into the story – Indians, mounted police, and the villain. Written by Hulbert Footner who was an Edmonton journalist and travelled the northwest before it was settled. Published in 1921, it is a fascinating eye-witness view of the times and attitudes of northern trappers and traders, including the colonial view of Native Peoples.
Murder Runs in the Family
Hulbert Footner
bookMappin of de dood van een saboteur: misdaadroman
Hulbert Footner
bookMappin of Wie doodde de echtgenoot? Misdaadroman
Hulbert Footner
bookBlack Cat Weekly #101
Phyllis Ann Karr, Neil S. Plakcy, Anne Swardson, Hal Charles, Joseph Payne Brennan, Stephen Marlowe, Hulbert Footner, Nicholas Carter, Francis Beeding
bookA backwoods princess : Love, Independence, and Human Spirit in the American Frontier
Hulbert Footner
bookAntennae : Uncovering Secrets in a Twisted Web of Deception
Hulbert Footner
bookBlack Cat Weekly #95
Robert Lopresti, Simon Wood, A. R. Morlan, Fritz Leiber, Hal Charles, Hulbert Footner, R. Austin Freeman, Seabury Quinn, Alfred Coppel, John Taine
bookPutting Crime Over
Hulbert Footner
bookCap'n Sue
Hulbert Footner
bookThe Woman from Outside [On Swan River]
Hulbert Footner
bookThe Velvet Hand. New Madame Storey Mysteries
Hulbert Footner
bookBlack Cat Weekly #37
Naomi Kritzer, N. M. Cedeño, Hal Charles, Janice Law, A.R. Morlan, Malcolm Jameson, George O. Smith, Hulbert Footner, Nicholas Carter, Otis Adelbert Kline
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