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Northern Voices: Inuit Writing in English

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    Hudson's Bay Company
  • I Fought to Keep My Hair
  • I See Your Face
  • I Want to Learn Syllabics
  • In the Days of the Whalers
  • Inukjuak: Making Ready for Winter
  • Inuluapik’s Letter to Mr. Hogarth, 1840
  • Ipirvik and Taqulittuq
  • Ipirvik's Reactions 1875
  • Ipirvik’s Testimony to the New York Herald, 1873
  • Jimmy Patsauq Naumealuk: Wondering in Silence
  • John Aqqâkdjuk’s Report
  • John Ayaruaq’s Autobiography (an excerpt)
  • John Bull’s Testimony
  • Kallihirua’s Letter, 1853
  • Kallihirua’s Letter, 1856
  • Karpik’s Conversation with Jens Haven, 1769
  • Kingminguse’s Renunciation, 1776
  • Kiviung
  • Le Parole changée en pierre
  • Living in Two Hells
  • Lydia Campbell’s Autobiography (an extract)
  • Madeleine’s Letter of Request
  • Magic Words to a Whale
  • Mangilakuk Adrift on the Ice
  • Markoosie: Wings of Mercy
  • Merqusaq: An Epic Arctic Journey
  • Mikak to Jens Haven, 1770
  • Mikak to the Moravian Missionaries, 1795
  • Minik Wallace’s Dilemma
  • Missionaries
  • Mother and Child
  • My Breath
  • My Cooking Pot
  • My Little House
  • My Name Is Masak
  • My Writings My First Caribou Kill
  • No Way Out
  • Northern Lights
  • Nothing Marvellous

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