The Eskimo Book of Knowledge
By: by George Binney ; rendered into the Labrador dialect by W.W. Perrett with the assistance of S.K. Hutton.
Contributors: Perrett, W.W., tr.; Hutton, S.K. (Samuel King) 1877- jt. tr.
Publisher: Hudson's Bay Company
Published: 1931
Place of publication: London
Language: eng; ypk
Format: Hardcover, bound in grey-brown paper 16 black-and-white photographs
Number of pages: 237
Subjects: Eskimo languages -- Readers.
Notes: English and Eskimo; added t.p. in Eskimo.
Maps on lining papers.
Table of contents: label: Part 1
title: The British Empire, to which you belong; label: Chapter I
title: King George and Queen Mary, who are your rulers; label: Chapter II
title: How the Empire of the King and Queen was formed; label: Chapter III
title: Canada and the Company; label: Chapter IV
title: The Laws of Canada and Newfoundland; label: Chapter V
title: The men of God; label: Part II
title: Health; label: Chapter VI
title: The change that has come to the Innuit; label: Chapter VII
title: Health; label: Chapter VIII
title: The power of food in the body; label: Chapter IX
title: The trail towards health; label: Chapter X
title: The Innuit wives; label: Chapter XI
title: The building and care of houses; label: Part III
title: Work; label: Chapter XII
title: The nature of work among all men; label: Chapter XIII
title: Trapping and care of skins; label: Chapter XIV
title: The example of white workers; label: Chapter XV
title: Care in work