Three antique hardcover books written by Ralph Connor

Three antique hardcover books written by Ralph Connor, the famous pen name of Charles William Gordon (1860–1937), a prominent Canadian Presbyterian minister and novelist. His adventure stories often combined frontier life, social realism, and strong moral values.  Collection includes:  1. The Foreigner Subtitle: A Tale of Saskatchewan Original Publication Year: 1909 Publisher  Hodder & Stoughton Core Themes: Follows an immigrant family on the rugged Canadian Prairies, addressing the social friction, assimilation challenges, and cultural integration of early 20th-century non-British settlers.  2. The Major  Original Publication Year: 1917 Publisher (for this volume): A. L. Burt Company Core Themes: A World War I-era Canadian novel exploring themes of personal duty, patriotism, heroism, and the profound moral and domestic challenges faced by small-town citizens when called to military service.  3. The Man from Glengarry Subtitle: A Tale of the Ottawa Original Publication Year: 1901 Publisher : Fleming H. Revell Company  Core Themes: Widely considered one of Connor’s highest literary achievements, the story is set in the 19th-century Canadian lumber camps of eastern Ontario and the Ottawa Valley. It explores individual resilience, rugged pioneering life, and the strict moral choices shaping early Canadian identity.  These are in fair condition. They show obvious signs of age and wear. Discoloration, loose spines, inscription. Wear appropriate with books being over a 100 years ol