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The story follows Sergeant Richard Cleaver of the Mounted Police as he confronts a miserly trader and the suffering Eskimo community whose sled dogs and people are starving. Observing huskies tortured and Eskimos weakened by coast sickness, Cleaver pressures the trader and reassures the natives that he and a colleague will hunt walrus for meat. After a physical confrontation with the trader and rousing the camp, he prepares to risk the ice-filled inlet in a frail skin boat to secure red meat for both people and animals.
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