"The Man from Glengarry" is an adventure tale set in Canada. It follows the lives and struggles of the crews of tough hardened men working in the forests of Ottawa as they struggle to wrest resources from the forest through lumbering wood and farming. Among the crews is the Glengarry crew, led by the greatly admired and feared leader Macdonald Bhain. The crew will face many eventful moments, including the death of one of their members...

Macdonald Dubh's farm lay about three miles north and west from the manse, and the house stood far back from the cross-road in a small clearing encircled by thick bush. It was a hard farm to clear, the timber was heavy, the land lay low, and Macdonald Dubh did not make as much progress as his neighbors in his conflict with the forest. Not but that he was a hard worker and a good man with the ax, but somehow he did not succeed as a farmer.

Reproduction of the original: The Man from Glengarry by Ralph Connor

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Reproduction of the original: The Man from Glengarry by Ralph Connor

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