Roberts Charles G. D. Knihy

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Set in a prehistoric era, this work immerses readers in the lives of early humans as they navigate the challenges of survival and the natural world. The narrative explores themes of existence, the connection to nature, and the evolution of human relationships. Through vivid descriptions and engaging storytelling, the author captures the essence of a time long past, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of humanity's ancestors. This reproduction preserves the original's rich language and evocative imagery, offering a glimpse into a forgotten age.

Animal-centered short stories explore themes of nature and wildlife in this collection, featuring tales like "The Watchers in the Swamp" and "Stripes the Unconcerned." Originally published in 1923, the book showcases Charles G. D. Roberts' talent for capturing the essence of the wilderness. A prominent Canadian literary figure, Roberts gained recognition for his poetry and animal stories, contributing significantly to Canadian literature. This edition includes a new introductory biography, enhancing the reader's understanding of the author's life and work.

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