The Trapper's Son, published in 1873 by William Henry Giles Kingston, is a juvenile fiction novel set in the North American wilderness. It follows the journey of Michael Moggs, an old trapper, and his son Laurence as they face survival challenges after losing their horses. The story explores themes of faith and cultural conflict as Laurence grapples with his mixed heritage and encounters Christian principles for the first time. The narrative highlights the bond between father and son amid the backdrop of adventure and the untamed outdoors.
