Dead Reckoning by McGoogan, Ken -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

The Original Northwest Passage by Dawn Huck Dedication Epigraph Contents Prologue: Challenging “Official” History Part One: An Arctic Dreamland

1. Nightmares and Fever Dreams 2. Catastrophe Engulfs Jens Munk 3. What Thanadelthur Made Possible 4. Matonabbee Leads Hearne to the Coast 5. Mackenzie Establishes a Second Location

Part Two: An Arrival of Strangers

6. An Inuit Artist Sails with John Ross 7. Edward Parry Identifies a Northern Channel 8. The Yellowknife Rescue John Franklin 9. Tattannoeuck Prevents a Second Debacle

Part Three: Mysteries and Complications

10. James Clark Ross Locates Magnetic North 11. Two HBC Men Map the Coast 12. What If This Inuk Had Sailed with Franklin? 13. Lady Franklin Sends Her Husband to Conquer the Passage

Part Four: Learning from First Peoples

14. An Orcadian Scot Joins the Search 15. Voyagers Find Graves on Beechey Island 16. John Rae Mounts a Tour de Force 17. Robert McClure Narrowly Escapes Disaster 18. Greenlandic Inuit Save the Kane Expedition 19. The Scot, the Inuk, the Ojibway

Part Five: The Victorian Response

20. Lady Franklin Enlists Charles Dickens 21. The Lady Won’t Be Denied 22. Leopold McClintock Retrieves a Record 23. Who Discovered the Fate of Franklin?

Part Six: The Myth of Franklin

24. Lady Franklin Creates an Arctic Hero 25. Tookoolito and Hall Gather Inuit Accounts 26. Inuit Hunters Keep Castaways Alive 27. Ebierbing and Tulugaq Work Magic for Schwatka 28. Lady Franklin Attains Westminster Abbey

Part Seven: Setting the Record Straight

29. The Last Viking in Gjoa Haven 30. “Give Me My Father’s Body” 31. Rasmussen Establishes Unity of Inuit Culture 32. Erebus and Terror Validate Inuit Testimony

Epilogue: Dead Reckoning in the Northwest Passage Acknowledgements Selected References Index About the Author Also by Ken McGoogan Credits Copyright About the Publisher