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    Calumet

    By Duane Schwartz

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    Klan vs Lawman. Company thugs vs union organizers. Miner vs miner. Citizen vs citizen. At stake is not only the working conditions in the ore mines, but also the town of Calumet, the sticking point to the Klan as the hooded miscreants attempt to control the entire territory. Calumet must fall.
    So long as the citizens of Calumet hold out against the Klan making inroads in its government, the rest of the territory can breathe easier. All of the neighboring towns and villages collectively hold their breath, while in Calumet a handful of irate citizens join with a U.S. Marshal as well as unexpected, but most welcome, aid from the outside. The only thing is, has the aid come too late to stop the Klan’s inevitable march toward total control. After all, the Klan will stop at nothing: murder, rape, assassinations, kidnappings; anything to wrest control of the town’s government from the citizens. But, all is not as it seems. Buried somewhere in the body of helpful newcomers is a traitor, an unsuspected member of the Klan.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherW & B Publishers
    Release dateMay 25, 2015
    ISBN9781310934247
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