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The Riverman
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The Riverman follows the men of the American logging industry who drive felled timber down rivers, depicting the labor and dangers of that trade. It suits readers interested in early twentieth-century adventure fiction and stories of the North American wilderness and frontier work.
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The Riverman: Logs, Ledgers, and a Slow-Building BetrayalStewart Edward White's frontier novel starts on a log-choked river and ends in a duel fought entirely on paper, over notes and mortgages.
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