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Set against the backdrop of the Klondike Gold Rush in Alaska and Canada during the late 19th century, "The Magnetic North" portrays the challenges, struggles, and adventures of the characters in the harsh and unforgiving North American wilderness.Elizabeth Robins' novel explores themes of survival, ambition, love, and the clash of cultures in the context of the gold rush. The narrative captures the spirit of the era and the impact of the gold rush on the lives of various characters, both local and those who ventured to the region in search of fortune."The Magnetic North" is recognized for its vivid descriptions of the landscapes, its engaging storytelling, and its portrayal of the human spirit amidst the harsh conditions of the Alaskan and Canadian wilderness during a period of significant historical change.