Ralph Connor

Ralph Connor was a Canadian novelist and Presbyterian minister who lived from 1860 to 1937. He was born as Charles William Gordon and wrote under the pen name Ralph Connor. His novels often featured themes of morality, patriotism, and religion, and he was known for his ability to capture the spirit of the Canadian West. Connor's literary style was characterized by his use of vivid descriptions and his ability to create compelling characters.
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  • 1909: The Foreigner, A Tale of Saskatchewan, by Ralph Connor

    1909: The Foreigner, A Tale of Saskatchewan, by Ralph Connor

    The Foreigner, A Tale of SaskatchewanRalph Connor1909$55.00
  • Vintage Book Bundle Early Editions Zane Grey, G. A. Henty, Ralph Connor, Ames Thompson, Frank Gree Patchin
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    Vintage Book Bundle Early Editions Zane Grey, G. A. Henty, Ralph Connor, Ames Thompson, Frank Gree Patchin

    Vintage Book Bundle Early Editions Zane Grey, G. A. HentyAmes Thompson / Frank Gree Patchin / George A. Henty / Ralph Connor / Zane Grey$45.00