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302 IndexDepartment of the Interior (Canada). xv. xxx. 201. 202. 205.206.229.245Destruction City (Klondikers' camp on Rat River). xxv. xxvi.xxix. 75. 99-101. 99. 134. 2II. 212. 227. 272-73.274; also known as Little Dawson xxviiiDickins. C.H. "Punch." 264Distributor. SS (HBC steamship). xviii. xxx. 19. 30. 31. 33-55.51.59.63.85.157.198.204.206.207.210.225.243.247.253.256.263.264.269.271District of Mackenzie (NWT). 248Doak. Cpl W.A .• 245doctor at Aklavik who tended Dorrien Smith's ankle. See Cook.DrDouglas. George M .. xlivDrier Bay. 226Driscoll. Alfred E. ("Jake"). 247Dubuc. Judge Lucien. 19. 22. 30. 31. 35. 48. 58 -61. 65. 67.78.201-02.20 4.20 5.206.208.225.243.244-45.247.248 .258.260.267.269Dubuc. Marguerite (nee Richard). 245Dugas. Rev Mere Generale Octavie. 253Dunvegan. 22. 201. 243-44Duport. Rev Pere Alphonse. 260Dynes. F.E .. 18. 201. 243Eagle River. xxxivEderer. Bernard Francis. xxv. xxxEdmonton. xv. xvi. xviii. xxxix. xlviii. 6. 7. 15. 17-22. 21. 23.25.39.42.74. 79. 122. 190. 197.200-01.20 5.207.208.220.224.227.228.229.241-44.245.25°.252.253.260.261.264.265.271.273.278.280Elias. David. xxxv. 153-63. 165. 166. 218-20. 227. 229. 280Ellesmere Island. 44. 203Ellesmere Land. 25Ellingson. Const Charles. 158-60. 219. 281Ellis. Miriam Green. 250. 258Empress of Scotland. 8. II. 199Episcopal Church of the United States. 164. 220. 221. 222. 283Enock. Peter. xxxivEskimos (See also Inuit). xv. 91-2. 196. 257non-native attitudes towards. xxii. xlv. 23. 43. 58. 74-5.94. 201. 202. 205. 209. 210. 211. 261descriptions of. 55. 61-3. 77. 80. 172. 201. 202. 259-60seal dance at Aklavik. xvii. 61. 61. 209. 262-63murder trials of. 23. 25. 52. 58-61.59.202.204.205.Fairbanks. 6. 223Fairy River. 209209.210.225.245.260-62Ferguson. Miss. 201. 244Field. 186field notes. See Appendix 1 (Vyvyan's); and Smith. GwendolenDorrien. field notes ofFielder. Const L.F .. 260Firmin. Sreur Obeline Pothier. 85. 87. 95. 97. 129. 212. 260. 268Firth. John. xxxii. 258. 267Firth. Wally. 258Fish River (Creek). xxxiii. 130. 130. 216. 217Fitzgerald. Insp FrancisJoseph. xliv. 246. 248. 268Fitzgerald route. 6-7Fiume.177Flaxman Island. 268Fleming. Bishop Archibald Lang. 245. 261. 263. 271. 273Fleming. Sir Sandford. xliFletcher. Insp George Frederick. 204, 205. 206. 252Flett. James. 277flora. See Appendix 2FJying Cloud. 54Fond du Lac. 202Fort Anderson. 262Fort Chipewyan (Yatheekwen. Yatseekwen, Kaitekum). 29, 203,247-48.254.268,273Fort Fitzgerald. xviii, xxx. 29. 30. 31. 32, 203. 204, 206.246.247.248 .249.250.251,268Fort Garry (Upper). 200Fort Good Hope (Radili Koe). 51.208.25°.252, 255. 257.264Fort Liard. 250Fort McKay. 203Fort McMurray. xviii, 190. 198. 202-203. 205. 244. 245Fort McPherson (Teet!'it 2:]Ieh) (Peel River Post [Chii tsal dik]).xxii, xxiii, xxiv, xxv. xxvi, xxviii, xxix, xxx, xxxi, xxxii,xxxiv. xxxv. 6, 7. 52. 69. 71. 88. II2. 139-40. 141.201.209.212.214.217,226.227.245,246 .248 ,252,255.257-58,262.265,267.276,277.278.279. 280. 281. 282
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~ ContentsIDreaming of the Journey2
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In 1913 a school-friend of mine wen
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DreamingoftheJoumry 3Such is the tr
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5~ * PlantheSo there we were throug
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We Plan theJournry 7and then only f
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WePlan theJoumry 9the wing" or "bet
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II(3 Southam tonto EdmontonDiary. M
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Southampton to Edmonton 13our eyes.
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Southampton to Edmonton 15memory bu
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(4 OutWe nee de d all 0 U r wit s a
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Outfitting in Edmonton 19H.A. 0 (Ha
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Outfitting In Edmonton 21North Sask
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23(5 Lure 0the NorthDuring the jour
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Lure of the North 25as the Indian t
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Lure of the North '2, 7Slowly the s
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29(Ei_D~a~s ____ ~ ____ ~AshoreWe 0
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D.rysAshore 31Long after midnight w
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D'OY,Ashore 33this calendar.' 'God
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DcrysAshore 35to several, including
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37Great SlaveLakeIt was 9 in the ev
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Great Slave Lake 39preparation, dis
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41(8 In and OutThe leisured tourist
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In and Out 43meet one ordinary pers
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In and Out 45light that may be sky
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47(9 From Providenceto AklavikProvi
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From Providence to Aklavik 49We awo
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From Providence to AklQvik 51excite
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5300 Eskimosat AklavikAs we drew in
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Eskimos at Aklavik 55Roman Gatholic
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Eskimos at AHavik 57Lazarus Sittich
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Eskimos at Aklavik 59Trial oflkagen
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Eskimos at Aklavik 61Drums used at
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Harbour of Wrecked Men 67neighbours
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~ La Pierre HouseThe doctor's verdi
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In Pierre House7I"Where is the next
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to Pierre House 73ourselves. I was
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La Pierre House 75numbers of white
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77~ The UnrelentiNorthIn the middle
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The Unrelenting North 79"My dad," h
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The Unrelenting North8rmedicine, so
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The Unrelenting North 83chance to f
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c;4 Two Idle~eksCaptain Cameron was
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Two Idle Week.< 87Grt!y Nuns' Missi
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Two Idle Weeks 89Inuit b?y, his mot
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Two Idle Weeks 91All this was but p
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95(r5 Prelude toAdventureA t I a s
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PreludetoAdv,nture 97brothers to wa
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Prelude to Adventure 99Beginning of
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101(tii Check to ourPro essThat nig
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Check to our Progress 103jim Koe di
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107(ri Moods Ra idsand IslandsThe a
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Moods. Rapids and Islands 109Jim Ko
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lISG8 To Barrier RiverAft era 11 th
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I2I(r; A TumiPointWe slept on sand
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A Turning Point 123More than once w
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A Turning Pomt 125our tent, there g
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127~ Nean theDivideThe Divide. The
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Nearingthe Divide 129before another
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Nearing the Divide 131one end, form
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A Grizzly Bear 143we discussed the
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Down the Porcupine 147and to eat he
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Down the Porcupine r 49Gwendolen Do
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Down the Porcupine 151rapids betwee
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FriendJy Faces 155hospitable cabin
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FriendlY Faces 157Rampart House, 19
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At Fori Yukonr69Hudson Stuck Memori
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The]ourn", Home 187soon suspected t
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~ vtiltercolour Sketches bGwendolen
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Appendix 1 199from Vyvyan's field n
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Appendix J 205through dog wood + th
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Appendix 1 207person has these tale
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Appendix 1 209great sand banks. Had
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AppendIX 1 213muddy or stony shore
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Appendix] 225Notes on Eskimo Trial
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Appendix J 227Mr Carel Eskimo Schoo
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Appendix 2 237Tanana, Alaska238 Art
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239( Notesto Chapters of the Bookan
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Page 682: Notes to Pages 223-229 287Council i
Page 686: ( ReerencesBooks by Clara ColtInan
Page 690: References 291"Brabant, Angus." PAM
Page 694: References 293Hamilton, Walter R. T
Page 698: References 295--. "Touring at High
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Page 706: 299~ Index(Page numbers in italics
Page 710: Index 301Canadusa, 203Cape Race, 12
Page 716: 304 IndexSt Patrick's Mission, 246H
Page 720: 306 IndexMackenzie Delta, 8, 24, 25
Page 724: 308 IndexRamparts (Yukon River). ~~
Page 728: 310 IndexTizya.John.278Tizya.John R
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