Northwest Passage by Kennth Roberts. Published in 1939 by Doubleday Doran & Company.
This edition of “Northwest Passage” boasts charming maps as front and back endpapers. The 709 pages are securely bound to the hinge, presenting an uncut textblock that preserves the original format. The green cloth cover, though showing a subtle fade on the spine, features gold gilt lettering, adding an elegant touch.
Synopsis (Goodreads):
The narrative, recounted through the eyes of Langdon Towne, revolves around the exploits of Robert Rogers, leader of Rogers’ Rangers during the French and Indian War. Meticulously structured, the first half recreates the raid on the Abenaki village at Saint-François-du-Lac, Quebec, while the second half delves into Rogers’ later life in London, England, and Fort Michilimackinac, Michigan.
Key Features and Condition:
Immerse yourself in this historically rich tale with carefully researched day-by-day recreations of significant events. The dual structure mirrors the trajectory of Robert Rogers’ life, providing a comprehensive narrative. The green cloth cover, though showing a subtle fade on the spine, maintains its character, and the uncut textblock preserves the original format. The 709 pages are securely bound with no seam splits, and the interior remains pristine, free of any markings.
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