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Northern Voices: Inuit Writing in English
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  • The People and the Text: Indigenous Writing in Lands Claimed by Canada (139)
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  • Aboriginal (138)
  • Part (138)
  • poetry (17)
  • song (2)
  • biography (1)
  • non-fiction (1)
  • Inuit (1)
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    The Drum Dance
    The Fate of the Franklin Expedition
    The Future
    The Genesis of Song
    The Historic Voyage of the St. Roch
    The Inuit as Hunters and Managers
    The Joy of the Dance
    The Known Mystery of Seals
    The Old Man's Song
    The Origin of the Clouds
    The Origin of the Indians
    The Owl Woos the Snow-bunting
    The People of the Caribou Antler
    The Raven and the Red Fox
    The Revenge of the Orphan Boy
    The Role of Inuit in International Affairs
    The Sinking of the Nascopie
    The Snow Goose and the Mosquito – A Question of Development
    The Song of the Aircraft
    The Song of the Pintailed Duck in Competition with the Ptarmigan
    The Sound of the Wolves Howling
    The Spanish Flu
    The Tree
    The Whalers of Pangnirtung
    Thomas Umaok: Interview

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    While members of CWRC gather together on-line from all across North America and beyond, our servers, which are also on Indigenous territories, produce the worlds we create and meet in. In particular we want to acknowledge that our servers are situated on the traditional lands of the WSÁNEĆ (Saanich), Lkwungen (Songhees), and Wyomilth (Esquimalt) peoples.