Law of life. London J.

Two cycles of Jack London’s stories - “Children of Frost” (1902) and “Male Fidelity” (1904) - introduce the reader into the world of the American North, unique in their silent, harsh and dangerous beauty, over and over again experiencing the strength of the spirit and physical human capabilities; A world where an outrageous cold only breaks up human passions, where states easily profit from and the last hopes are broken in a moment, where the characters are excavated and fate is irreparably broken, where the cost of incredible deprivations, and sometimes deaths are again checked - and invariably confirmed - eternal laws Life...