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MANITOULIN;

OR,

Five years of Church Work among Ojibway Indians
and Lumbermen, resident upon that Island or in
its Vicinity.

 

 

BY

H. N. B.

AN ASSISTANT COLLEGE CHAPLAIN AT CAMBRIDGE,

Licensed Priest in the Province of Canterbury, Liveryman and
Citizen of London, and Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.
Author of "Uffington Notes," "Life in Algoma," etc.

 

 

 

LONDON:
SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, HAMILTON, KENT & CO., LTD.
1895.

  


Illustrations

Preface

Chapter I. Introduction

Chapter II. Early Days

Chapter III. Sheguiandah

Chapter IV. Christmas

Chapter V. Bad Travelling

Chapter VI. Indian Superstitons

Chapter VII. An Ice Accident

Chapter VIII. The Evangeline

Chapter IX. The Bishop's Arrival

Chapter X. A Heavy Day's Work

Chapter XI. An Indian Picnic

Chapter XII. Aundagwahmenekauning

Chapter XIII. Spring

Chapter XIV. An Episcopal Visitation

Chapter XV. Delays

Chapter XVI. Gore Bay

Chapter XVII. Birch Island

Chapter XVIII. Burnt Out

Chapter XIX. An Indian Funeral

Chapter XX. Saw Mills

Chapter XXI. Among Lumbermen

Chapter XXII. A Wedding

Chapter XXIII. Conclusion


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