The chronicle of Kan-Uk the Kute, being a copy of a scroll inscribed by him, what time he did travel in his caravan throughout the lanc of Kan-a-Da and of Am-er-Eka in the days of the great war, and now given to the world by its finder, Frank Burne Black
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