Jack London
White Fang
Classic Books Press
White Fang
Jack London
English · 1906 · Fiction
Jack London's novel follows a wolf-dog's life in the Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush, read for its stark portrayal of wilderness, cruelty, and kindness.
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Contents
Part I I: The Trail of the Meat II: The She-Wolf III: The Hunger Cry Part II I: The Battle of the Fangs II: The Lair III: The Grey Cub IV: The Wall of the World V: The Law of Meat Part III I: The Makers of Fire II: The Bondage III: The Outcast IV: The Trail of the Gods V: The Covenant VI: The Famine Part IV I: The Enemy of His Kind II: The Mad God III: The Reign of Hate IV: The Clinging Death V: The Indomitable VI: The Love-Master Part V I: The Long Trail II: The Southland III: The God’s Domain IV: The Call of Kind V: The Sleeping Wolf Get a printed copy via Print-on-Demand
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