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Books

Narrative of a Second Voyage in Search of a North-West Passage (1835)
Voyages Of Discovery And Research Within The Arctic Regions, From The Year 1818 To The Present Time (1846)
Rae's Dreadful Findings Described (1854)
Richard King to Earl Grey [Regarding the Franklin Search] (1855)
The North-West Passage and the Plans for the Search of Sir John Franklin (1858)
McClintock reports finding the Cairn and Bodies (1860)
Hall Interviews Innookpoozhejook about tents, boats, bodies (1879)
Hall Interviews Innookpoozhejook (1879)
Hall visits with Inuit (1879)
Hall meets Innookpoozhejook, interviews other Inuits, finds relics (1879)
Ahlangyah’s Testimony to Schwatka [as reported by Gilder] (1881)
Ikinnelikpatolek tells Schwatka about finding and boarding the ships (1881)
Ockarnawole tells Schwatka about more bodies and a grave [as reported by Gilder] (1881)
Schwatka visits Netchillik village, interviews Seeuteetuar, Toolooah, Ooping [as reported by Gilder] (1881)
Peowat tells Schwatka of boats on Back's River [as reported by Gilder] (1881)
Tooktoocheer and her son Ogzeuckjeuwock tell Schwatka of finding Franklin goods and dead bodies [as reported by Gilder] (1881)
Ahlangyah tells Schwatka of seeing Franklin's men alive and dead (1882)
Adlekok and Ogzenekjenwoek tell Schwatka of cairn, relics, boat, dead bodies; Admiral Richards' response to Cannibalism (1882)
Inuit take Schwatka to Crozier's camp, Irving's Grave and find evidence of Hobson and McClintock's visit (1882)
From Schwatka's Address to the American Geographical Society (1882)
Roald Amundsen on Inuit Time (1898)
Roald Amundsen on Netsilingmiut (1908)
Roald Amundsen on the Inhabitants of the North Magnetic Pole (1908)
Testimony of Uchyuneiu [Regarding the Franklin Expedition] (1908)
Arviligjuarmiut Testimony on Franklin and Others [Reported by Knud Rasmussen] (1931)
Iggiarâjuk's Testimony on the Franklin Party [Reported by Knud Rasmussen] (1931)
Qaqortingneq's Map Key [reported by Knud Rasmussen] (1931)
Rasmussen on Arviligjuarmiut (1931)
Rasmussen on Inuit Topography (1931)
The North-West Passage 1940-1942 and 1944 (1954)
Amundsen's Claim in the North-West Passage (1975)
McClure's Claim in the North-West Passage (1975)
Arctic Climate During the Franklin Era [Deduced From Ice Cores] (1985)
Lady Franklin to Sir John Ross (1994)
Bernard Iquugaqtuk on Inuksugait in Uqalurait (2004)
Felix Kopak on Inuksuit in Uqalurait (2004)
Jose Angutinggurniq on Arviligjuarmiut and the Seasonal Round in Uqalurait (2004)
Jose Angutinggurniq on Skin Qamutik in Uqalurait (2004)
Martha Tunnuq on Inuit Astronomy in Uqalurait (2004)
Unikkaaqatigiit: Putting the Human Face on Climate Change: Perspectives from Inuit in Canada (2005)
Climate Change and Canadian Sovereignty in the Northwest Passage (2011)
Nunavut [in The Canadian Encyclopedia] (2014)

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