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Northern Voices: Inuit Writing in English

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    Nunavut? - Denendeh? = Northwesterritories
  • Ohnainewk’s Diary
  • Opartok’s Diary
  • Origin of the Sadlermiut
  • Origin of the Sun and Moon
  • Our Land
  • Part II - The Hospital
  • Pomiuk’s Letter to Mr Martin, 1879
  • Scientists
  • Sedna and the Fulmar
  • Sister Pélagy’s Letter to Father Thibert, o.m.i., 1951
  • Tannaumirk’s Reactions to Stefansson, 1910
  • Taqulittuq’s Complaint to Hall about the Whalers
  • Taqulittuq’s Letter 1864
  • Taqulittuq’s Letter to Mrs Budington, 1873
  • Taqulittuq’s Object Lesson in Geology
  • Taqulittuq’s Testimony, 1873
  • The Creation of Man
  • The Crow and the Two Eider Ducks
  • The Death of a Son
  • The Drum Dance
  • The Fate of the Franklin Expedition
  • The Future
  • The Genesis of Song
  • The Historic Voyage of the St. Roch
  • The Inuit as Hunters and Managers
  • The Joy of the Dance
  • The Known Mystery of Seals
  • The Old Man’s Song
  • The Origin of the Clouds
  • The Origin of the Indians
  • The Owl Woos the Snow-bunting
  • The People of the Caribou Antler
  • The Raven and the Red Fox
  • The Revenge of the Orphan Boy
  • The Role of Inuit in International Affairs
  • The Sinking of the Nascopie
  • The Snow Goose and the Mosquito – A Question of Development
  • The Song of the Aircraft
  • The Song of the Pintailed Duck in Competition with the Ptarmigan

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