โ Scribed by James Oliver Curwood
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American writer and early environmental activist James Oliver Curwood grew up as an avid sportsman, but later parlayed his love of the outdoors into staunch support of the burgeoning conservation movement. The novel Kazan centers on a remarkable pup--part dog and part wolf--and his adventures in civilization and the wild.
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