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The Trail of Ninety-Eight
- Narrated by: Maynard Villers
- Length: 14 hrs and 43 mins
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The Trail of Ninety-Eight
Narrated by:
Maynard Villers
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Publisher's Summary
This is the story of the great stampede of gold seekers to Alaska, written from the eyewitness viewpoint of the author. Not just a spectator, the author was among the first gold seekers who took part in the initial mining activities in the northland.
The story is one that reflects incredible daring by those who held the dream of fabulous wealth. The story is also reflective of the less desirable elements including greed, cruelty, and suffering. Here is a drama of superb magnitude, embracing characters that hold the listener in unabated interest right down to the intense climax.
©1910 Robert W Service (P)2005 Books in Motion
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