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Ungava

R. M. Ballantyne

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Frank to the blacksmith, that he might make them into a necklace, as the Indians do, and keep it in remembrance of his rencounter.

But the weather was now beginning to change. Dick Prince, whose black eye was ever roving about observantly, told Massan that a storm was brewing, and that the sooner he put ashore in a convenient spot the better. But Stanley was anxious to get on, having a long journey before him, at the termination of which there would be little enough time to erect a sufficient protection against the winter of the north; so he continued to advance along shore until they came to a point beyond which there was a very deep bay that would take them many hours to coast. By making a traverse, however, in a direct line to the next point, they might cross it in a much shorter time.

“How say you, Prince? shall we cross?” asked Stanley, as they rested on their paddles and cast furtive glances up at the dark clouds and across the still quiet bay.

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Community Reviews

A great book and a fantastic story that I found really captivating. A tale of early settlers in the remote northern areas of Canada, with many unusual challenges. I enjoyed the fact that the writing style was so old 1780s I think, that I required a good dictionary to find in excess of a dozen words

This book was inspired, and very loosely based, on the life and family of my ancestor, Nicol Finlayson, who with his wife Betsy Kennedy, was the first fur trader to establish Fort Chimo in Ungava. R.M. Ballantyne married one of Nicol's nieces, and knew him during his own brief sojourn with the Hudso

I would give it a 7 out of 10

This is a great read with very real descriptions of the terrain from James Bay to Ungava. I started this book becuse I spent a summer in remote Ungava Bay as a surveyor. It was so many years ago that I am not sure if I was ever on the civilized loactions of this bay. Neither can I recall meeting any

Good account of life in northern Quebec 200 years ago. I loved the vernacular of the day and the situations they got into. This not only shows the life of explorers,voyageurs,and both native groups Inuit (or Esquimaux as they were called then.) and the Indian rivals. but shows a lot of the culture o