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- subjectNitinikiau Innusi
Tshaukuesh Elizabeth Penashue
CBC's interview with Penashue at the U Manitoba Press launch explicitly anchors a North West River diary entry to the Labrador Interpretation Centre and Queen Elizabeth's visit.
- settingA Woman's Way Through Unknown Labrador
Mina Hubbard
Hubbard's own 1908 narrative anchors the expedition's departure verbatim: "It was 3.15 P.M., July 27th, when the last details of preparation were completed, and we were ready to start, with all Northwest River to see us off."
- subjectThe Woman Who Mapped Labrador
Mina Benson Hubbard
Hubbard's own 1908 narrative anchors the expedition departure verbatim: "It was 3.15 P.M., July 27th, when the last details of preparation were completed, and we were ready to start, with all Northwest River to see us off." The 2005 MQUP volume publishes the unguarded expedition diary on which the 1908 book is based.
- Woman of Labradorno coversubjectWoman of Labrador
Elizabeth Goudie
The Government of NL news release identifies Goudie's place in the Mulligan / North West River literary line; Woman of Labrador is the canonical settler-trapper memoir of the Hamilton Inlet area.