Published in 1913, this book is a collection of stories about North American wildlife. Ernest Thompson Seton, a noted naturalist and artist, draws on his own experiences to create vivid portraits of animals such as the coyote, the badger, and the wolf. Seton's writing style and illustrations helped to popularize nature writing in the early 20th century and inspired future generations of conservationists.

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