A Boy of the Dominion: A Tale of Canadian Immigration
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A seventeen-year-old sells his father's business, takes passage to Canada, and sets out to make a new life. The narrative follows his sea voyage, arrival among settlers, and ventures into the backwoods, where hunting, brutal winter weather, and violent confrontations test his courage. A plot against the settlers emerges, prompting defensive skirmishes, pursuits across snowbound country, and close-quarters fights, while cooperative plans and careful investments aim to secure a farm. The account ends with the protagonist and his companions enduring hardship and danger before returning to a settled life on the land.
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