Under Wolfe's Flag; or, The Fight for the Canadas

Name: Under Wolfe's Flag; or, The Fight for the Canadas
Author: Rowland Walker

By Rowland Walker

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About This Book

Two village boys, close friends and fond of risk, move from schoolboy pranks into the turmoil of war and the frontier. Their adventures carry them into sea-fights and captivity, a perilous journey to Quebec, and extended travel through wooded backcountry, where they encounter Iroquoian villages, scouts, and ambushes. Episodes alternate between shipboard action, prison life, wilderness tracking, and lone frontiersmen, tracing the boys' growth through hardship, loyalty, and loss. The narrative culminates in the decisive campaign for control of the Canadian riverlands, showing personal courage amid the wider clashes of empire.

About the Author

Rowland Walker

Rowland Walker was a writer known for his contributions to early 20th-century adventure fiction, particularly in the realm of aviation and military themes. His notable works include "Dastral of the Flying Corps," which showcases the excitement of aerial combat, and "The Phantom Airman," a tale that blends mystery with the thrill of flight. Additionally, his historical novel "Under Wolfe's Flag; or, The Fight for the Canadas" reflects his interest in military history and the complexities of colonial conflicts. Walker's stories often feature daring protagonists and vivid action, appealing to readers who enjoy adventure and historical narratives.