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Narrative of Butler's journey through Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, 1870-71.

'The Great Lone Land' by Sir William Francis Butler is a travel narrative of the author's adventures in the Northwest of America. The book takes you on a journey through the continent with chapters on the Atlantic crossing, visits to Boston, New York, and Niagara, and the thrilling expedition on the Red River. The book also covers the history of the fur trade, Hudson Bay Company, and the rivalry between the Highlanders and Half-breeds. With stories of buffalo hunting, medicine-men, and dog-traveling, 'The Great Lone Land' is an exhilarating read for all real-life adventure enthusiasts.