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The Last Patrol Following The Trail Of The Royal Northwest Mounted Polices Legendary Lost Patrol Billington

Name: The Last Patrol Following The Trail Of The Royal Northwest Mounted Polices Legendary Lost Patrol Billington
SKU: BELL-11337236
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (28 reviews)

SKU: BELL-11337236

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The Last Patrol Following The Trail Of The Royal Northwest Mounted Polices Legendary Lost Patrol Billington instant download after payment.

Publisher: Caitlin Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.1 MB

Author: Billington, Keith;Fitzgerald, Francis J

ISBN: 9781927575826, 1927575826

Language: English

Year: 2014

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The Last Patrol Following The Trail Of The Royal Northwest Mounted Polices Legendary Lost Patrol Billington by Billington, Keith;fitzgerald, Francis J 9781927575826, 1927575826 instant download after payment.

In December 1910, Inspector Fitzgerald and his crew left Fort McPherson, Northwest Territories, on a dog team patrol to Dawson City, Yukon. These four officers would be remembered as the Lost Patrol of 1911: after running out of supplies and experiencing brutally cold weather, they faced starvation and eventually froze to death. Sixty years later, Keith Billington organized a re-enactment of the historic trip using dog teams. Nine of his companions were experienced Gwich'in men, two of whom had previously made the trip. Billington weaves together the stories of the men who lost their lives and the stories of those who risked their lives to commemorate the sacrifice of the Lost Patrol.