Mounted police life in Canada : a record of thirty-one years' service (1916)
Richard Burton Deane
Read by Esther
Learn more about the famous and respected Royal Canadian Mounted Police. This book is the personal recollections of one ‘Mountie'; his life, experiences and trials as an officer in a new frontier – The Canadian Northwest. (Summary by Esther) (9 hr 57 min)
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FNH
As a memoir this book is well written and always interesting. It follows the exploits and life of a man who leads from the front and has some firm ideas about how the law should be implemented. The general outline of the book is a series of anecdotes and interesting cases and situations that the officer in question has been involved in. Ranging from dealing with foreign dignitaries to cattle thieves and gun toting "Indians", the telling is always well delivered and is never boring. The author has the knack of limiting his tales to the pertinent facts and only including stories that have some element of interest to the reader/listener. The reader is an experienced librivox reader has a good delivery, so if you have any interest in the history covered I think your going to like this one. For more of my reviews of free audio found on the web please visit http://freeaudioreview.blogspot.com/
oldman
Times have really changed in law enforcement in alot ways but then so much is still the same. Well read by Ester. Thank you Librivox and thank you Ester worth a listen if you like to read memoirs of ones life and.profession. Enjoy!
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Echolallies
Another absolute classic from Librivox. This is a wonderful memoir, full of dry wit and fascinating historical detail. An incredible record of the early history of the making of a police force. Highly recommended
Tom Magnum
why are they randomly talking in French for like 10 min? not good.