Notes of a Twenty-Five Years' Service in the Hudson's Bay Territory - Volume II. (of 2) by John M'lean
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CHAPTER X. The Esquimaux--Probable Origin--Identity of Language from Labrador to Behring's Straits--Their Amours--Marriages--Religion--Treatment of Parents--Anecdote--Mode of Preserving Meat--Amusements--Dress--The Igloe, or Snow-House--Their Cuisine--Dogs--The Sledge--Caiak, or Canoe--Ouimiàk, or Boat--Implements--Stature 131 CHAPTER XI. Labrador--Esquimaux Half-Breeds--Moravian Brethren--European Inhabitants--Their Virtues--Climate--Anecdote 155 CHAPTER XII. Voyage to England--Arrival at Plymouth--Reflections--Arrive at the place of my Nativity--Changes--Depopulation--London--The Thames--Liverpool--Embark for New York--Arrival--The Americans--English and American Tourists--England and America--New York 167 CHAPTER XIII. Passage from New York to Albany by Steamer--The Passengers--Arrival at Albany--Journey to Montreal 187 |
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