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Jack Brown
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Henry Oyen
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Welcome to the world of the "Reivers", also known as "Snow-Burners", the Native Americans of the North. Our brutal and forceful "hero" gets assigned to run a work camp filled with foreigners. Will he attend to business in his usual alpha male ways, or could he possibly crack?©2018 Audioliterature (P)2018 Audioliterature
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