The stories in this collection are set against the backdrop of the rugged and remote Canadian wilderness. They portray the lives of the French-Canadian trappers, settlers, and Indigenous peoples who inhabited the northern regions of Canada during the late 19th century. The tales are a blend of adventure, romance, and historical fiction. Gilbert Parker was known for his ability to capture the atmosphere and landscapes of Canada's North, and his writing often celebrated the spirit of exploration and the challenges faced by those who lived in these remote areas. The stories in "Pierre and His People" provide a glimpse into the unique culture and way of life in the Far North during that time. This collection is a testament to Gilbert Parker's literary contributions and his interest in Canadian history and culture. His stories have been valued for their vivid descriptions and their preservation of a bygone era in Canada's history.

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