The Giant Trader Returns Across the Ice
Alan Cameron and McCord guard a husky rescue on the Talking River as Heather McCord clings to life and Rough sinks from the ice. McCord tells Alan to fetch real dogs for winter trade, planning to hide his whereabouts from Fort George and return to the coast for Huskies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alar
McCord
Talking River
Alan
Noel
Heather McCord
Alan Cameron
John McCord
Fort George
Ontario
Moose
Rupert House
Hope
Berthe
East Main
Race to the headwaters and a perilous alliance
Alan Cameron and Noel reach Fort George and reunite with Duncan at Revillon Freres. They learn of a new trader on the headwaters and McCord’s daughter Fancy is stranded with him. Rivard taunts Alan as threats loom over a perilous inland journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Noel
Revillon Freres
Northern Trading Company
Hudson’s Bay
Fort George
Duncan
Old Company
Berthe
Big Pierre
Hudson's Bay Company
Alan Cameron
de Carcajou
Scotchman
John McCord
East Main
Nichicun
Rupert
McCord
McNab
Hudson's Bay
Pierre
Cameron
Rivard
Desrane
Run Command Sparks Tense Rescue in Icy Rapids
Alan seizes Heather to halt her drive on treacherous ice amid rapids. Three ice-incruster figures reach the warm camp as John McCord returns in a tirade about headstrong girls with short memories. Alan and Heather dry by the fire as McCord laments losing Heather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Heather
John McCord
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Britain
Europe
New York
The
Atlantic
Quers Maeraguirasia
Eet Anc
PF Paecowla
Tacoma
Mauretania
Georgic
Carinthia
Scythia
Samaria
Montreal
Ascania” Avapariad Athenia Antonia
Alalina
Ausonia
Letitia
Andania
Ree
Glasgow
Harvie
London
Cherbourg
Southampton
Plymouth
Havre
Galway
Cobh
Liverpool
Cunard White Star
Ce Lisaee Ee Donaldson Atlantic Line
Winnipeg
Belekee
Penn Publishing Co
W.N.U. Service
George Marsh
Rough
Fox
Tiens
Eruers
Arsene Rivard
Dessane
Purity Maid
Canada
Biel
General Dry Batteries OF Canada Limited
Toronto
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