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Experience the untamed majesty of the wild in Sir Charles George Douglas Roberts' "Kings in Exile," a captivating collection of animal stories exploring the lives and struggles of wildlife in the Canadian wilderness. Through keen observation and evocative prose, Roberts offers unique insights into animal behavior and the natural world.
A master of nature writing, Roberts presents compelling anecdotes that reveal the dignity and resilience of creatures great and small. Venture into their world and witness their battles for survival, their complex social interactions, and their instinctive wisdom. "Kings in Exile" stands as a testament to the enduring power and beauty of the natural kingdom, inviting readers to reflect on our relationship with the environment and the animals who share our planet. A timeless work of Canadian literature, this meticulously prepared print edition ensures Roberts' captivating narratives continue to resonate with those who appreciate the art of storytelling and the wonders of nature.
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