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The Alaskan

CHAPTER IV
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And it would be a hard fight.

He had seen the pillaging work of these financial brigands in a dozen states during the past winter--states raped of their forests, their lakes and streams robbed and polluted, their resources hewn down to naked skeletons.

He had been horrified and a little frightened when he looked over the desolation of Michigan, once the richest timber state in America.

What if the Government at Washington made it possible for such a thing to happen in Alaska?
Politics--and money--were already fighting for just that thing.
He no longer heard the throb of the ship under his feet.

It was _his_ fight, and brain and muscle reacted to it almost as if it had been a physical thing.


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