Cariboo Road
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is part of: British Columbia Historical Books Collection
creator: Sullivan, Alan, 1868-1947
issued: 2019-04-10
issued: [1946]
description: "Fiction. In 1862 a family travels from California to the Cariboo. Much of the novel is based on historic incidents and characters in the Cariboo in the days of Judge Begbie and Billy Barker."-- Lowther, B. J., & Laing, M. (1968). A bibliography of British Columbia: Laying the foundations, 1849-1899. Victoria, BC: University of Victoria, p. 201.
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extent: 311 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm
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note: Cariboo Road By the same author: THE GREAT DIVIDE THE FUR MASTERS THREE GAME TO VILLE MARIE CARIBOO ROAD by ALAN SULLIVAN .Thomas Nelson and Sons Limited Toronto New York Edinburgh COPYRIGHT, CANADA by Thomas Nelson and Sons Limited Printed and Bound by The Hunter-Rose Go. Limited, Toronto Contents Chapter 1. Bound for the Cariboo Concerning the Bowers family, Marta Zeiss, and Mr. Lemuel Flint. % In the Fraser Canyon Mr. Harper of England, camels in the Fraser Canyon, Sam Hawkins, and Judge Begbie. 3. The Golden Cariboo Mr. Johnny Knott and his luxury claim—the Red Jacket. 4. The Judge Takes a Chance Ma Bowers visits Sophy Cameron, then meets a ghost. A Partnership Offer Bill Barker Strikes It The Passing of Sophy Cameron . 8. Mr. Flint Becomes an Altruist .... 9. Excitement on the Red Jacket . 10. Judge Begbie Amongst His Friends 11. A Chance Encounter Winter Comes to the Cariboo . The Reading Party Cameron strikes it, and Sophy goes out. Some Secret Thoughts of Lemuel Flint On the Making of Roads and Countries Spring Gomes to the Cariboo The Cunningham Robbery .... Mr. Lemuel Flint, and Mr. Michael Trupp. Mr. Flint Goes on a Manhunt Rescue and Discovery on Poorman's Creek The Rebirth of Lemuel Flint Page 1 32 62 82 107 114 126 138 156 169 182 191 204 217 226 231 242 262 288 301 Bound for the Cariboo ON a morning in May, 1862, a short, plump woman with a short, straight nose, blue eyes and small, square wrists sat on a barrow in her vegetable garden on Telegraph Hill in the State of California; the family was pulling up stakes for Canada and the golden Cariboo, and when, wondered Ma Bowers, would she again see Frisco Bay. For some moments she remained thus perched, silent, thoughtful, so motionless,that her buxom figure might have been raised amongst the pale green regiments of young cabbages that were her special pride; she did not turn when her husband staggered from the house beneath a gigantic, tightly roped bundle; she gave no heed when Mary, their adopted dau…
note: Other copies: http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/434043970
has type: Books
identifier: PR9239.U55 C2
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0378315
language: English
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Toronto : Thomas Nelson and Sons Limited
publisher: New York : Thomas Nelson and Sons Limited
publisher: Edinburgh : Thomas Nelson and Sons Limited
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source: Original Format: University of British Columbia. Library. PARC. PR9239.U55 C2
subject: Canada--Fiction
subject: Cariboo (B.C. : Regional district)
type: Text