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"Told with something of that same vigorous and honest manliness and indifference with which Mr. Kipling makes unbegging yet direct and unfailing appeal to the sympathy of his reader."—Richmond Dispatch.

"Mr. London is a growing literary force. He is to be reckoned among the strongest of our young writers, if not the strongest."—Denver Republican.

"So powerfully written, and so totally different from the great mass of books."—Toledo Daily Blade.

"If the author can continue to work on the high level which he has attained in this book, he will win a fame both wide and permanent."—Washington Times.

"It is with a Kipling-like pithiness and force that Mr. Jack London tells, in this volume of short stories, the story of the Indians of the far Northwest."—The Critic.

"Graphic, fascinating, heart-breaking in intense truth to life."—San Francisco News-Letter.