Saddle, Sled And Snowshoe: Pioneering On The Saskatchewan In The Sixties
This memoir recounts the adventures of John McDougall, a Methodist missionary who traveled through the Canadian wilderness in the 1860s. McDougall describes his experiences living among the indigenous peoples of the region and his encounters with various wild animals.
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