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A northern pulp-mill community contends with a persistent vendetta from a wealthy antagonist whose agents threaten the business and its people. Early scenes set a tense personal economy between a tough foreman and a contemplative owner; a time jump brings new scheming, sea voyages, confrontations in port cities, and the unspooling of long-held plans. A young woman's development and choices become entwined with the campaign of revenge, while shifting loyalties and strategic gambits drive action toward a quiet, ambiguous reckoning. The narrative emphasizes survival in harsh terrain, the costs of ambition, and moral complexity amid commercial and personal conflict.

 

The Man in the Twilight

by Ridgwell Cullum

 

 

G.P. Putnam's Sons
New York and London
The Knickerbocker Press

To My Nephew

Geoffrey Frederick Burghard

This Book Is Affectionately Dedicated


THE AUTHOR TO THE READER

The story of the Sachigo wood-pulp mills, told in this book, is entirely a work of imagination. But as I have had to draw very largely on my knowledge of the wood-pulp trade of Eastern Canada, and the conditions under which it is carried on, I desire it to be clearly understood that this story contains no portraiture of any person or persons, living or dead, and contains no representation of any business organisation connected with the trade.



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THE DEVIL'S KEG

THE HOUND FROM THE NORTH

THE BROODING WILD

THE NIGHT RIDERS

THE WATCHERS OF THE PLAINS

THE COMPACT

THE TRAIL OF THE AXE

THE ONE WAY TRAIL

THE SHERIFF OF DYKE HOLE

TWINS OF SUFFERING CREEK

THE GOLDEN WOMAN

THE WAY OF THE STRONG

THE LAW BREAKERS

THE SON OF HIS FATHER

THE MEN WHO WROUGHT

THE PURCHASE PRICE

THE TRIUMPH OF JOHN KARS

THE LAW OF THE GUN

THE HEART OF UNAGA