Contents
Maps, Tables, Figures, and Abbreviations
Background Research
A Note on the Use of Historical Names and Language
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Inuit and the Moravian Mission in Northern Labrador and Ungava Bay, 1771–1814
The Moravian Mission and the Hudson’s Bay Company, 1814–1842
Inuit Interactions with the Moravian Mission, 1842–1863
Trade Competition and Expansion, 1863–1898
Many Names, Many Relations: Inuit Families North of Hebron, 1868
Traditional Inuit Life and Colonial Interactions, 1870s–1890s
The Moravian Mission and the Anglican Church in Ungava Bay and Port Burwell, 1899–1904
Inuit Living between Ramah and Killinek, 1904–1908
The Moravian Mission at Killinek, 1904–1924
The Hudson’s Bay Company Era, 1926–1940s
Divergent Government Policy: Evictions from Nutâk and Hebron and Commercial Fishing at Killinek
Appendix 1: Inuktitut Place Names and English Translations
Appendix 2: People Living in Aulatsivik in the 1920s
Notes
Bibliography
Index
About the Authors