North of the Law by Samuel Alexander White North of the Law Samuel Alexander White New York: Doubleday, Page and Company Copyright 1920 Frontispiece by Ralph Pallen Coleman 250 pages The binding has breaks but is in acceptable condition. The pages are lightly tanned and there is a name written in the front. The cover is scuffed, has a small amount of edge wear, and the spine is darkened. Acceptable. Hardcover. Chapter 1: The bell of the river steamer Dawson clanged farewell to the Mounted Police post at the Big Salmon. Cast-off lines swished shrilly through the crisp autumn air. Groaning frosty protests, the gangplank came in. As the Upper Yukon boat swung her nose against the current, a resonant shout rose from those on her cluttered decks. Far farers these, bronzed men and huge, and though outward bound, still clad in parkas, furs, and mackinaws. Off every Klondike creek were they foregathered, glutted with gold, kings of Eldorado. (#12001494)