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Northern Voices: Inuit Writing in English

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    Blood Thirsty Enemies
  • A Healing Chant
  • A Letter of Complaint, 1922
  • A Magic Prayer
  • A Matter of Life and Death
  • A Mother’s Lament
  • A Sea Chant
  • A Song of Derision
  • A Walrus Hunt
  • A Whaling Chant
  • Abraham’s Diary
  • Abraham’s Letter to Brother Elsner, 1881
  • Ada Blackjack Johnson’s Diary
  • Amagoalik's Closing Remarks 1984
  • An Incantation for Good Weather
  • An Old Dance Song
  • Attuiock’s Impressions of London, 1772
  • Atuat’s Grim Tale of Cannibalism
  • Aua: The Soul
  • Aula’s Response, 1776
  • C.D. Howe
  • Caribou Magic
  • Christian Testimony: Jonathan / Peter/ Simeon
  • Cold and Mosquitoes
  • Come to Our Place Since You Got a Seal
  • Courtship and Marriage
  • Creation
  • Damn Those Invaders
  • Dead Man’s Song
  • Dorothy: Old Woman’s Song
  • Ecstasy
  • Eketcheak and Wife’s Responses to Captain George Cartwright’s Proposal, 1786
  • Equality before the Honey Bucket
  • Everybody Likes the Inuit
  • First Meeting, 1818
  • Frobisher Bay Childhood
  • From Her Life Story
  • Hans Hendrik’s Memoirs (an extract)
  • How Aua Became a Shaman
  • How Igjugârjuk Acquired His Shamanic Powers

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