The Archive · 1934

THE WILD WEST Wore Wour's Law—By Hal Dunning

Ward, Lock, London. 2/6.

This is another fine story of Jim "Twin" Allen (White Wolf) and his Robin Hood deeds in the turbulent West. The hero is a picturesque out-Jaw and gunman mn a country where fe is vivid and courageous and lived to the utmost, and his activities form 'a most readable novel.

"White Wolf's Law" is one of Hal Dunnings's best thrillers. alive with swift exciting passion and swifter bullets.

When an injustice is committed, or about to be committed, Jim suddenly appears with his famous guns and his equally famous greys to aid the oppressed and he even shows his shen brother some excellent ways administering justice. after which he grins and sweeps away into oblivjon. A thoroughly picturesque ana typical Western character is White Wolf and this volume of his adventures is bound to add to his host of admirers and to the enjoyment of those who like good western tales.— ware, Cuuse Yesremay Axo To-DkY—G, Jeltery. Allen & Unwin, Smeny Pasonat—S, Horler. Hutehin-

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Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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