Online Resouces: Collections and Research

• Table of Contents
  • Preface
  • Table of Contents
  • I - The Labrador Peninsula
  • II - The Mouth of the Moise to the Grand Rapids
  • III - Mista-Ka-Pitagan or the Grand Portage
  • IV - The Marten Trapper
  • V - The Grand Portage to the First Gorge of the Moisie
  • VI - The First Gorge to the See-Way-Sini-Kop Portage
  • VII - The Second Gorge of the Mosie to the Cold-Water River
  • VIII - The Lake Where the Sand Lies to Gneiss Terraces
  • IX - The Ka-Pi-Sta-Wa-Ti-Sagan, or Ridge Portage, to the Ojia-Pi-Si-Tagen, or Top of the Ridge
  • X - The Night Blind Voyageur
  • XI - The Mountain, or Top of the Ridge, Portage
  • XII - Trout Lake to Lake Nipisis
  • XIII - Lake Nipisis to Bear Lake
  • XIV - The Snow-White Rock to Caribou Lake
  • XV - The Burnt Country and the Table Land
  • XVI - The Dark Days of Canada
  • XVII - The Return
  • XVIII - The Mosie Bay and the Fisheries of the Gulf
  • XIX - The Mosie Bay to Seven Islands
  • XX - Seven Islands
  • Introduction to Volume II
  • Table of Contents - Volume II
  • List of Illustrations
  • XXI - The Montagnais, or The Tshe-Tsi-Uetin-Euerno
  • XXII - The Bay of Seven Islands
  • XXIII - Seven Islands to the Mingans
  • XXIV - The St. Lawrence Below Montreal
  • XXV - The Gulf of St. Lawrence
  • XXVI - The Voyage to Mingan
  • XXVII - The Nasquapees, or the People Standing Upright
  • XXVIII - The Present Condition of the Montagnais Indians
  • XXIX - A Brief History and Geographical Description of the Labrador Peninsula
  • XXX - The Labradorians
  • XXXI - The Roman Catholic Missions of the Labrador Peninsula
  • XXXII - General Descripton of the North Shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Coast of Labrador
  • XXXIII - Church of England Missions on the Gulf and Labrador Coasts - Moravian Missions
  • XXXIV - The Seal Fishery
  • XXXV - The Political and Commercial Importance of the Fisheries of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Labrador, and Newfoundland
  • Appendix
  • Index

Explorations in the interior of the Labrador peninsula - Hind, Henry Youle