[CHAPTER IX.]
[Continuation of Proceedings at Fort Enterprise]—[Some Account of the Copper Indians]—[Preparations for the Journey to the Northward]76
[CHAPTER X.]
[Departure from Fort Enterprise]—[Navigation of the Copper-Mine River]—[Visit to the Copper Mountain]—[Interview with the Esquimaux]—[Departure of the Indian Hunters]—[Arrangements made with them for our Return]122
[CHAPTER XI.]
[Navigation of the Polar Sea, in two Canoes, as far as Cape Turnagain, to the Eastward, a distance exceeding Five Hundred and Fifty Miles]—[Observations on the probability of a North-West Passage]193
[CHAPTER XII.]
[Journey across the barren grounds]—[Difficulty and delay in crossing Copper-Mine River]—[Melancholy and fatal Results thereof]—[Extreme Misery of the whole Party]—[Murder of Mr. Hood]—[Death of several of the Canadians]—[Desolate State of Fort Enterprise]—[Distress suffered at that Place]—[Dr. Richardson's Narrative]—[Mr. Back's Narrative]—[Conclusion]237