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Song of Hugh Glass

Song of Hugh Glass

著者： John Neihardt
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Set in 1823, just after the Leavenworth campaign against the Arikara Indians, this gripping poem chronicles the perilous journey of Major Andrew Henrys expedition across the Trans-Missouri region. At its heart lies the intense relationship between two trappers, Hugh Glass and Jamie, whose bond deepens through shared trials of hunting and survival. However, betrayal shatters their camaraderie when Jamie abandons Hugh, leaving him for dead by the unforgiving Missouri River. Against all odds, Hugh survives, fueled by a burning desire for revenge as he seeks out the friend who forsook him. The poignant final canto reveals a powerful reckoning, as both men confront their vulnerabilities and the profound implications of their choices. (Introduction by Godsend)Copyright 19th and 20th Century Fiction 世界 社会科学 科学
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