The Patrol of the Sun Dance Trail

audiobook

The Patrol of the Sun Dance Trail

by Ralph Connor

EN·~9 hours·21 chapters

Chapters

21 total
1

CHAPTER I - THE TRAIL-RUNNER

13:47
2

CHAPTER II - HIS COUNTRY'S NEED

13:08
3

CHAPTER III - A-FISHING WE WILL GO

23:09
4

CHAPTER IV - THE BIG CHIEF

16:33
5

CHAPTER V - THE ANCIENT SACRIFICE

25:32
6

CHAPTER VI - THE ILLUSIVE COPPERHEAD

22:49
7

CHAPTER VII - THE SARCEE CAMP

35:19
8

CHAPTER VIII - THE GIRL ON NO. 1.

21:33
9

CHAPTER IX - THE RIDE UP THE BOW

20:37
10

CHAPTER X - RAVEN TO THE RESCUE

26:15

Description

Set against the soaring peaks of the Kicking Horse Pass, the story opens on a windswept outpost where Superintendent Strong commands the North West Mounted Police. Charged with keeping order along the rapidly advancing Canadian Pacific Railway, he embodies the steadfast, bulldog‑like resolve of the empire’s frontier lawmen. The rugged landscape and the clang of steel rails frame a world where duty and danger walk side by side.

Into this tense tableau bursts Pierre Pinault, a half‑breed messenger whose breathless arrival hints at something far larger than a simple dispatch. He carries a desperate warning that unsettles the orderly guard and ignites the seasoned officer’s concern for a looming Indian uprising. As Strong prepares to ride out, listeners are drawn into the clash of cultures, the weight of colonial ambition, and the uncertain future that hangs over the remote mountain trail.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~9 hours (523K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2006-06-03

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Ralph Connor

Ralph Connor

1860–1937

A bestselling Canadian storyteller and Presbyterian minister, he turned frontier experience into warm, adventurous novels that reached millions of readers. Writing as Ralph Connor, he became one of the most widely read Canadian authors of the early 20th century.

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