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Burning DaylightJack London
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Burning Daylight

310 pagesFirst published 198750 editions
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Burning Daylight was Jack London's best selling book during his lifetime. The book begins as a two-fisted macho adventure on the Klondike, as the hero--nicknamed Burning Daylight--becomes the most successful entrepreneur during the Alaskan Gold Rush. After acheiving his fame and fortune, he finds no more challenge in the north and heads to the States for new worlds to conquer. He is flim-flammed out of his fortune by Wall Streeters, learns the lesson of dog-eat-dog, and becomes as much of a scoundrel as those who robbed him.

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionIndependently Published2022—9798427115575
EditionIndependently Published2022—9798439521494
EditionIndependently Published2022—9798847500494
EditionIndependently Published2022—9798406820698
EditionIndependently Published2022—9798440932913
EditionIndependently Published2022—9798405280875
EditionIndependently Published2022—9798840029350
EditionIndependently Published2022—9798846099326
EditionIndependently Published2022—9798420744079
EditionIndependently Published2022—9798845882295
EditionIndependently Published2022—9798409287528
EditionIndependently Published2022—9798794946499
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