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Farley Mowat fonds. - First accrual
Series 1: Manuscripts
Short Manuscripts. (Published and Unpublished works)
Box 1:
Typescripts of short stories written by Mowat The publication information
which follows the title was taken from autograph notes by Mowat on the
initial page of each typescript. Note: This alphabetical listing does
not match the physical order of the documents.
B.H.A. Published as "Saturday Night Session of the B.H.A." Sold to Saturday
Night, Fall, 1953. [9 p.]
The Blinding of Andre Maloche. Published in Saturday Evening Post,
1952. Included in Best of Saturday Evening Post. [18 p.]
Blizzard in the Banana Belt. Published in Maclean's Magazine,
1952. [16 p.]
The Blood in Their Veins. April 4, 1950. Published as "Survival"in Bluebook,
1957. (Sold on May 23, 1950) [19 p.]
Body and Soul. Published in Canadian Churchman, January 28, 1959.
[5 p. ]
A Boy Goes Home. 1951. Not published. [23p.]
Canada--The Fifty-First? Written for Maclean's Magazine, March
1959. [20 p.]
Caribou--The Living Tide. July 1954. [Published title not known.] Sold
to Cavalier, 1955. [11 p.]
Cry Wolf. November 15, 1949. [10 p.]
Death of a Fortress. February, 1954. Not published. [29 p. ]
Eskimo Series.
6 part series published in Toronto Telegram and 6 other Canadian
newspapers. January and February 1959.
Part I (draft) Greek -The Man [5 p.]
Part II (draft) Empires in the North [7 p.]
Part III(draft) Let Them Eat Bones [6 p.]
Part IV (draft) The Frozen Schools [6 p.]
Part V (draft) Measure of the Man [6 p.]
Part VI (draft) The Slow Dawn Coming [6 p.]
Eskimo Spring (Revised final draft) . December 11, 1949. Published as
"The Desperate People" in Saturday Evening Post. July 1950 (sold
on December 30 1949) .[20 p.]
[The] Eskimos That Never Were. Sold to Saturday Night, November,
1954. [7 p.]
A Gift Upon the Shore. October 25, 1950. [18 p.]
The Grass Pirates. Globe and Mail, 1955. [5 p.]
Great Voyage. The Odyssey of John Clauss Voss. Published as "Too Tough
for Davy Jones." Sold to Cavalier. August, 1955. [22 p.]
How to be a Canadian Writer--and Survive. Sold to Saturday Night,
June. 1953. [11 p.]
The Husky and the Wolf. Published as "The Last Husky" in Saturday
Evening Post, 1955. Included in Best of Saturday Evening
Post, 1955. [17 p.]
Innocents. at Sea. Sold to Yachting Monthly, July. 1955. Published
title "A Mess of Sharks." [39 p.]
Integration and the Eskimos. Published in Globe and Mail Magazine.
[H]am? 3, 1959. [15 p.]
Kasmere's Bird. Sold to Argosy, 1951. [13 p.] Published as
"Ghost Hawk of the Barrens."
The Late Return. March 3, 1950. [7 p.]
The Legend of the White Canoe. 1956. Not published. [20 p.]
Let's Close the Border. Published as "Let's Get Tough With the U.S.A."
Sold to Maclean's Magazine, April. 1958. [9 p.]
The Mad Dog of Tolo Ridge. July 24, 1951. Not published. [18 p.]
The Man of Thlewiaza. June 16, 1950. [19 p.]
The Man Who Beat the Barrens. February 18, 1951. Not published. [17 p.]
The Man Who Would be White. January 30, 1950. Published as "I Found Him
in the Barren lands" in Argosy, 1950. Reprinted in Magazine
Digest, 1950. [15 p.]
Mik Ai Yuk's Journey. Not published. [24 p.]
Missions and Eskimos. Not published. [5 p.]
The Mystery of La Foule. October, 1950. Published as "The Caribou Mystery.
" Bluebook, October, 1951. Sold December 1950. [18 i.e. 19 p.]
Paddle Your Own Canoe. January 1955. Sold to Argosy. February.
1955. Published as "Thrills and White Water." [23 p.]
People of the Barrens.
Radio scripts. for use on CBC "Canadiana" programme .
Read by Mowat over C.B.L. Trans-Canada, Weekly, March 26, 1950.
Talk no.1 [9 p.]
Talk no.2 [10 p.]
Talk no.3 [9 p.]
Talk no.4 [9 p.]
Talk no.5 [9 p.]
Talk no.6 [8 p.]
Pirates in Battledress. January 6, 1952. Not published. [16 p.]
Plot and the Women. Note: title stroked out, listed as "The Woman He Left
to Die." First published in Saturday Evening Post, 1953. Included
in Best of Saturday Evening Post for 1953. [Pages 1-18, 21, 22
only]
Pommela. [n.d. ] Revised May 1951. (Sold to Eagle (?) 1951) [17
p.] Author's Forward [2 p.]
Potters of the Caves. March 1954. Not published. [19 p.]
The Queen's Brew. July, 1954. Not published. [30 p.]
The Stranger in Blallalay. June, 1954. Sold to Collier's. December.
1956. Re-sold and published in John Bull. [20 p.] Ten Thousand
Voiceless Canadians.
Script of a "post-news talk". February 2, 1959. [5 p.] They've Made Me
Hate T.V. May 30, 1954. [5 p.]
The Trees Return. Sold to Saturday Night, August, 1953. [9 p.]
A Truce With Time. January, 1956. Not published.
The Two Ordeals of Kikik. January, 1959. Published in Maclean's Magazine,
January 31. 1959. [25 p.]
Two Who Were One. Published as "Lost in the Barrenlands" in Saturday
Evening Post, 1950. Included in Best of Saturday Evening Post,
1950. [18 p.]
Valley of Dead Dreams (Draft 2) . May, 1954. Not published. [22 p.]
The Vision of Haluk. "Riddle of the Viking Bow." Published in Maclean's
Magazine, 1957. [18 p.]
The Wolves of Windy Bay. Sold to True, July, 1952. [26 p.]
Book Review.
Tain Hamilton. Half a Highlander. Appreciated by Mowat. New
York Times Book Review. [4 p.]
[Text to accompany story on Mowat, Star Weekly, December, 1954]
Note: There are four short manuscripts contained in "Journal of a trip
to England" (l953) which is embargoed. They are: Fall of a Fortress, Potters
of the Caves, Brother of the Swan, Valley of Dead Dreams. The journal
is located with the other embargoed journals.
Manuscripts. (Published Books)
The following is a list of manuscripts, typescripts and galley proofs
of the published books written by Mowat Additional material related to
the book (list of illustrations, maps, etc.) has also been included. The
notes following each title describe the material included, as well as
the manuscript itself. The manuscripts are arranged in chronological order.
Box 2:
People of The Deer (1952)
Ts. of 19 chapters which are not in final order as published. The original
and revised copy of Chapter 8 is included as well as one folder of "entire
page corrections". Galley proofs are also included.
Boxes 3-4:
The Regiment (1955)
Original ts. of 26 chapters and Prelude. It has been corrected and revised
and contains many inserted pages. Chapter titles and order vary in published
version. There is a mimeographed copy of the final ts. with no annotations
or corrections. Galley proofs have extensive autograph notes.
Box 5:
Lost in The Barrens (1956)
Original title was "Lost In the Barrenlands". Ts. includes 29 chapters
as well as a carbon copy of Chapter 28 which was Chapter 29 in published
form. The ts. contains autograph notes. The galley proofs are labelled
"duplicate galleys for author".
Box 6:
The Dog Who Wouldn't be (1957)
The ts. consists. of the chapters in their original order and is lacking
chapters 6, 16 and 18. It contains corrections made by Mowat. The galley
proofs are labelled "duplicate galleys for author's files."
Box 7:
Coppermine Journey (1958)
Subtitle: "An account of a great adventure selected from the journal s
of Samuel Hearne ." The ts. consists. of chapters 1 -16 in their original
order as received as well as a carbon copy of the Foreword and map labelled
"Hearne's Journeys". The final draft ts. is labelled "Hearne Manuscript."
Box 8:
The Grey Seas Under (1959)
The two ts. are labelled "early draft" and "later draft" and both are
incomplete. There is also one folder entitled "Miscellaneous material".
Box 9:
The Desperate People (1959)
The ts. is entitled "Darkness Without Dawn". Also included in this section
are copies of the woodcuts used in the book and a description of each
woodcut, correspondence with the Atlantic Monthly Press about the book,
one sheet entitled "general notes" and other material. The galley proofs
are of the preliminary matter only.
Box 10:
Ordeal by Ice (1960)
Typescripts, page proofs and galley proofs.
Box 11:
Owls in The Family (1961)
The ts. is in the original order is received. The galley proofs are of
the "Author's notes "section and the "Questions" section only.
The Serpent's Coil (1961)
The carbon ts. is labelled "revised first draft" and is complete.
Box 12:
The Black Joke (1962)
Page proofs and galley proofs.
Never Cry Wolf (1963)
There are two tss., the first one labelled "original first draft", the
second labelled "final ms.". The final ms. is entitled "Creamed Mice and
Gentle Wolves". Galley proofs are also included.
Boxes 13-16:
Westviking (1965)
Unannotated ts. as well as galley proofs.
Box 17:
The Curse of The Viking Grave (1966)
The ts. which is labelled "uncorrected draft," is entitled "Koonar's Tomb."
There is another ts. labelled "second draft". Galley proofs are also included.
Box 18:
Canada North (1967)
There are two copies of the ts. as well as a copy of the plan and outline
of the volume. The galley proofs contain autograph notes. There is also
one folder included which contains pictures and correspondence relating
to the book.
Boxes 18-19:
The Polar Passion (1967)
The ts. contains autograph notes and corrections. There is a photocopy
of this ts. as well as one folder labelled "Miscellaneous material."
Box 20:
This Rock Within The Sea (1968)
Photocopy of the ts. entitled "Outport Winter" .
Boxes 21-22:
The Boat Who Wouldn't Float (1969)
Three tss. The first is labelled "original" and is entitled "Boat Book".
The other two are uncorrected carbons of the first. Page proofs are also
included. There is also a photocopy of the French version.
Boxes 23-4:
The Siberians (1970)
Corrected ts, page proofs and galley proofs.
Box 25:
Sibir (1970).
Corrected carbon ts. included.
Published Versions of Short Stories
Boxes 26-27:
Any Out Port in a Storm. Maclean's Magazine, 79 (March 19, 1966):
32, 42.
Bird Observations From Southern Keewatin and the Interior of Northern
Manitoba. The Canadian Field Naturalist, 69 (July-September,
1955): 93-116. Written with Andrew Ho Lawrie.
The Boat Who Wouldn't Float. Weekend Magazine, 19 (October 25,
1969): 6-9.
The Deer: Lifeblood of the Barrens. Atlantic Monthly, 189 (February
1952): 63-67. (Second of 3 articles drawn from People of the Deer).
The Desperate People. Saturday Evening Post, 223 (July 29, 1950):
31, 42, 44-46, 48. Illustrated by Paul Nonnast. Signed by Mowat.
The Eskimos of the Little Hills. Atlantic Monthly, 189 (March
1952): 56-61. (Last of 3 articles drawn from People of the Deer
).
The Executioners. Maclean's Magazine, 79 (July 2, 1966): 7-11,
24-26.
Farley Mowat Speaks Out on Vietnam. Canadian Dimension, (May-June,
1967): 30-32.
Also published as a pamphlet authorized by The Conference on Canada's
Role in Vietnam. 13 p.
First Came the Vikings. Weekend Magazine, 16 (January 29, 1966):
16-21. Illustrated by Hans Zander.
Getting to Know Wolves on a Personal Basis. Maclean's Magazine,
76 (November 16, 1963): 18-19, 65-70. (First of 2 articles from Never
Cry Wolf).
Greed for the Yankee Dollar Will Destroy Us. Star Weekly, (August
14, 1965): 4-7.
How to Be as Well Informed as... [Contribution to article] Maclean's
Magazine, 84 (September 1971): 48.
I Found Him in the Barrenlands. Argosy, 331 (September 1950):
52-53, 96-98. Illustrated by Fletcher Martin.
The Last Husky. Saturday Evening Post, 227 (April 2, 1955): 24,
58-59, 63-64. Illustrated by Harold von Schmidt.
Lost in the Barrenlands. Saturday Evening Post, 224 (October
27, 1951): 28-29, 106, 108, 110-112. Illustrated by Mead Schaeffer.
The Men Before Columbus. Reader's Digest, (November 1966): 200-208.
(Condensed from True, August, 1966) .
Newfoundland Centennial: "T'ree Hunnert Year Gone By." Reader's Digest,
(July 1967): 118-124. (Condensed from Century 1867-1967).
Notes on the Birds of Emma Lake, Saskatchewan. The Canadian Field
Naturalist, 61(May-June.1947): 105-115.
The Old Lady of the Sea. Weekend Magazine, 16 (May 7, 1966):
2-4.
Ordeal of a Ship. Atlantic Monthly, 209 (March 1962): 93-108.
Narrative drawn from The Serpent's Coil.
Salvage! Weekend Magazine, 11(December 16, 1961): 2-4, 34-35.
(Condensed version of The Serpent's Coil).
Salvage Saga. Part 1. Atlantic Advocate, 56 (April 1966): 19-24.
They Sometimes Murder but Never Steal. Maclean's Magazine, 65
(March 1, 1952): 18-19, 29-32.
Thrills and White Water. Argosy, 340 (April 4, 1955): 33-36,
52-54. (Original title -"Paddle Your Own Canoe.")
The Vinland Map /A Commentary. The Cartographer, 3 (June 1966):
6-13.
Will Ye Let the Mummers In? Weekend Magazine, 16 (December 24,
1966): 6-9.
Wolves Aren't as Wolfish as Some People. Maclean's Magazine,
76 (December 2, 1963): 20-21, 50-57. (Second of 2 articles taken from
Never Cry Wolf).
Series 2: Research Materials
This series has been arranged in rough subject groupings. Some of the
material had been placed in loose-leaf ring binders by Mowat and the title
he had given to each binder has been used in this listing.
Box 28:
Bird Surveys (Saskatchewan) 1936 and 1946:
Notes for Birds of Saskatchewan
Pt.I Loons to Plover
Pt.II Sandpipers to Thrush
Pt.III Kinglets to Sparrows
Birds of Saskatchewan
Various notes and mss.
Field notes
Daily journal 1946. (Embargoed, with other journals)
Bird notes
Box 29:
Annals of Saskatchewan trip
Journal notes. Dundurn. 1936 (Both of these items embargoed, with other
journals)
Correspondence re survey.
Notes from Saskatchewan. 1939
Bird Records
Miscellaneous notes and mss.
Bird notes from Montreal Lake. 1946.
Nature Book-Beaver Club. 1934.
Untitled notebook, small, black cover.
1948 log
Note: For maps relating to bird surveys, see maps below.
Box 30:
Arctic Research 1946-48; 1958-59; 1966.
Vol. VI. Wolf den notes.
Field notes made at wolf den, Wolf Knoll, Smith Bay, Nueltin Lake. June
13 - July 6, 1948.
Vol.III. Field notes
Notes on caribou, wolf and other mammals. Also contains photo log but
no photographs.
Vol.II. Anthropol[ogy]
Field notes on Kazan Eskimos.
Contains photographs and descriptions of characters in People of the
Deer and The Desperate People. Annotated in 1958. Index
to volume on first page.
Ihalmuit Dossier 1938-58. Census of Eskimo population. More descriptive
sheets on Eskimos.
Ihalmuit Chronology
General history of Eskimos from 1946-58.
Eskimo vocabulary
Notebooks of Kazan Eskimo dialect (approximately 300 words).
Faunal notes August 5-September 5, 1947
Notes taken at Nueltin Bay and Eskimo Point.
Box 31:
Diary entitled "Records of an Odyssey for a Wife Left at Home." (Embargoed,
with other journals)
Report to Arctic Institute, 1947.
Transcript of Daily Log, Nueltin trip, 1947. (embargoed, with other journals)
1947 Arctic notes.
1948 Arctic notes.
1958 Arctic notes.
1966 Arctic notes.
Research material on Eskimos; Chronology of Arctic exploration, 1900;
some Arctic correspondence (official documents); few photographs. (Location
currently unclear)
Note: For maps relating to Arctic research see below. For clippings on
Eskimos see boxes 59-61. Much Arctic research was done in conjunction
with bird surveys and relevant information will be found there also. See
also Box 55, (Tapes) and Box 52.
Box 32:
Salvage Research. Foundation Maritime Ltd.
Vol. 1 (notebook) Contains individual job sheets for all salvage jobs
done, in chronological order.
Vol. 2 (notebook) Contains individual job sheets for all salvage jobs
from the end of Vol.1 to February 1952, plus brief list of all jobs from
1952 to the end of 1956. Also contains out-dated index sheets etc.
Vol. 3 (notebook) Brief notes on various jobs filed alphabetically from
A to K. Sources being tapes, general files, written notes etc.
Box 33:
Vol. 4 (notebook)
Brief notes on salvage jobs arranged alphabetically from L to Z. Brief
notes on major towns. Brief notes on special jobs, non-salvage, or non-fileable
under usual methods. All material from tapes, general files, written notes
etc.
Vol. 5 (notebook)
Under General Notes:
1. Historical
2. Looting
3. Submarines
4. Navy
Under Tugs:
1. Jupiter
2. Franklin
3. Aranmore
4. Josephine I and II
5. Medium range tugs
6. Small tugs
7. Lend Lease Tugs
8. Miscellaneous vessels including Dutch and Moran Tugs
Vol. 6 (notebook)
Under Personalities:
1. Operating staff shore
2. Captains
3. Deck crews
4. Engineers
5. Salvage personnel
6. Miscellaneous
7. Dogs
8. Radio Operators
Under Technical:
1. General salvage considerations
2. Sea salvage and rescue
3. Shore salvage
4. Personnel. General conditions, accidents, etc.
5. Divers
6. Communications
7. Administration
8. Life Saving
Box 34:
Vol. 7 Index, Tug Records, Tape Records
Clippings 1924-33. Scrapbook.
Box 35:
Vol. 2 1945-50 Clippings re Foundation Maritime Limited.
Vol. 3 1951-52 Clippings re Foundation Maritime Limited.
Box 36:
Job Files
Abstracts of Foundation Maritime Limited files. Filed alphabetically.
Box 37:
Publicity 1933-43. Scrapbook of newspaper clippings
Publicity 1943-48. Scrapbook of newspaper clippings
Publicity 1930-47 (Incomplete), Oversize scrapbook of newspaper clippings.
Located on top of Box 39.
Box 38:
Halifax 1949. Scrapbook of newspaper clippings
Halifax 1950. Scrapbook of newspaper clippings
Appendix to Accompany Salvage Report.. .of S.S. Thalassoporos. Photographs
of salvage operation.
Boxes 39-40
Various ships' logs, 1944-1951: Josephine, Frances, Travers, Aran more,
Norton. Two binders containing notes of various ships.
Boxes 41-9:
Various salvage files, research materials and typescripts.
War materials
Box 50:
Catalogue of war museum specimens, Costmalle Dump, Belgium. ITC Precis.
Enemy equipment. Notes on German weapons. German propaganda. Legate, David
"The Red Patch-The Story of Canada's First Division". Summary of German
tanks, 1944.
Box 51:
War Office -Technical intelligence summaries. Personal files on Hastings
and Prince Edward Regiment (Embargoed). 1 envelope containing addresses.
Reports of battle in which the regiment participated. Plans and some mss.
material from The Regiment. Materials received from members of
Prince Edward and Hastings County Regiment. Correspondence regarding publication
of book.
Box 52:
Card file for The Regiment
Contains anecdotes and biographies of characters in The Regiment.
(Also contains some bird notes on back of cards)
Note: For maps relating to war materials, see below.
Russian Research Materials
Box 53:
Correspondence re arrangements for trip.
Box 54:
Photographs, some manuscript material, research notes.
Maps (located in map cabinet no. 25)
Case 1:
1. Sicilian campaign
2. Moro River Crossing
3. Liri Valley Campaign Scacciano
4. Moro and the Winter Battles.
5. Lamone crossing
6. Po Valley approaches
7. Capture of San Fortunato Ridge
8. Actions in the Gothic Line
9. San Maria di Scacciano
10. Bulgaria and the Hamlet 1770-1772]
11. Assoro and Nissoria
12. Regalbuto
13. Crossing the Vecchio and Naviglio
14. Death Valley - [Hearne's journey]
15. Actions in the Appennines
16. The Hitler Line Assault
17. Approach to the Gothic
18. Battle for San Maria di
19. Italian campaigns
20. [unidentified]
21. Camp Borden
22. [View of Camp Borden]
23. Hearne's journey [in search of copper mines]
24. Base Map [Hearne's journey
25. [Centre detail of # 24]
26. Locality key re Hearne maps
27. The Barrens
28. Base map -same area as #24
29. [Hearne's journey]
30. [unidentified]
Case 2:
1. Russia
2. Russia
3. Italy
4. Italy [Roma]
5. Italy [Chute]
6. Italy [Salerno]
7. Italy [Roma]
8. Italy [Napoli]
9. Italy [Chute]
10. Italy [Lanciano]
11. Italy [Lanciano]
12. Italy [Torino di Sangro]
13. England south-east and London
14. Italy -road map
15. Italy -road- map
16. Nueltin Lake
17. Seal River
18. Dubwant Lake [mines and technical surveys]
19. Dubwant Lake [aeronautical]
20. North Atlantic Ocean
21. Lonsdale
22. Coppermine [plus Hearne's journey 1771-72]
23. Dubwant River
24. Kazan River
25. Kazan River
26. Quoich River
27. Newfoundland
28. Newfoundland
29. Newfoundland
30. Newfoundland
31. Newfoundland
32. Ontario [Tweed]
33. Ontario [Belleville]
34. Ontario [Trenton]
35. Kingston and Vicinity
36. Petawawa
37. Chichester and Worthing [England and Wales]
Box 55:
Audio Tapes
Note: The name supplied for each tape on this list has been taken from
the autograph notes made by Mowat on the outside of each tape.
A. Arctic, 1958
1. August, 1958. Churchill to Padlie. Interview with Voisie. Captain O'Halloran
story.
2. Continuation of O'Halloran story. Baker Lake. Interview with Tsyoone,
D. Wilkinson on Back River Disaster. Kikik trial.
3. Ennadai army post. Doug Wilkinson
B. Salvage Research
1-5. Foundation Maritime Ltd.
6- 8. Captain Power, 1959.
9. Side 1. Captain Power; Side 2. Mowat verse. (embargoed)
C. Arctic, 1966 (Transcripts are available for some of the tapes in Box
56)
1. August 5. Eskimo Point. 1966
2. August 5. Bennett -many voices. Bob Williamson.
3. August 5. Bob Williamson.
4. August 6. Rankin and Whale Cove.
5. August 6. Claude Grenier - Rankin Inlet. Claude [indecipherable]
6. Bob and Jean Williamson.
7. Erik Hoffman -Rankin Inlet.
8. Erik Hoffman -Rankin Inlet.
9. August 7. Chesterfield Tommy Sammurtoq. Cecelia Tartoq. Marie Uvilluq.
10. Interviews with George DeMille and local kids. Bob Williamson on Rankin.
11. Thomas -Snow geese.
12. Rev. Fred Birmingham
13. August 9. Birmingham (con'td.). Pete Murdoch on Whale Cove.
14. August 10. Pete Murdoch (con'td.). Pat Terry (Dorset) .
15. Terry Ryan -Dorset. Carl Mailhot -Ivuyiuik.
16. Carl Mailhot (concluded). Peter (Eskimo)
17. August 10. Poviugnituk -Tomasee. Pat Furneaux.
18. April 10. Poviugnituk -Father Andy Steinman to Pat Furneaux
19. April 11. Poviugnituk -Father Andy Steinman to Pat Furneaux. Furneaux
and Peter Murdoch
20. Pete Murdoch and Father Steinman.
21. Tom Lee -Payne Bay -August 12.
22. Jimmy Ford -the story of the voyage in "Udjuk"
23. Jimmy Ford -Fort Chimo -general.
24. Personal tape -Jimmy Ford.
25. August 14. Port Burwell -Sam Ransome.
26. Frobisher Bay -General interviews -Simonee.
27. Pangninteng (Simone and Hoc). Kidlibeck and his son Adam.
28. Ross Peyton. August 15. Pangninteng.
29. Ross Peyton (con'td)
30. Ross Peyton) Kudluk ) Clyde Valley) Phil Cove ) Elizabeth )
31. Gordon Rogers ( News Administration)
32. Pond Inlet. August 17- Jonas. Murray Watts.
33. August 18, 1966. Josiah Kiadlusiah. Jack Makoined.
34. August 18. Igloolek--Josephee Kimmerdjuak. Itani Issigaitok. Josephee
Attaqutoluk. Father Vanderbilt
35. Pelly Bay. August 19. Father Cussart. Drum Dance
36. Drum dance--Pelly Bay. Ernie Lyall--Spence Bay.
37. Ernie Lyall--Spence Bay.
38. Cjoa Haver--August 20. George Porter Sr. and Jr.
39. Cambridge Bay -August 20. Father Metier, Fred Ross.
40. Coppermine - August 21. Peter Kuminmzh , Ralph Armstrong
41. Coppermine - August 21. Ralph Armstrong, Ikey Bolt
42. Paulitok -August 22. Jessie Green. Coppermine -August 22--Ikey Bolt.
2 drum dances.
43. Joe Thasher, Dave Anderson, Rev. Davy Stachley, Jim Wilkie (Beuly
Island)
44. Toktoyshtuk -Jall Binsghordt.
45. Toktoyshtuk.
46. John Steen et al.
47. Toktoyshtuk -John Steen, Charlie Smith, Jessie Andreassen
48. Inuvik -Elija Merasek, Tom Butters
49. Presentation to A. Laine and Economic Council. Victor Allen and Agnes
Simlar.
50. Inuvik -Margaret Firth, Mary Carpenter, Margaret Jordan.
51. Continuation of # 50.
52. Continuation of # 50.
53. Undecipherable.
54. Edith Josie, Freddy Greenlander.
55. Joe Ksy (including songs) .
56. Joe Nedro (some songs by Joe.Ksy).
57. Charlie Ablee Old Crown.
58. Dawson City, Innes Taylor #1.
59. Dawson City, Innes Taylor # 2.
60. Dawson City, Innes Taylor # 3.
61. Dawson City, Innes Taylor # 4.
62. Otter noises.
Box 56:
Transcripts of audio tapes.
Series 3: Miscellaneous Files (Research files and general files)
Box 57:
Boats
Box 58:
Guggenheim Fellowship
G. F. Hall book
S.S. # 12 Albion School
Burgeo Shipyard file
Small's Island Bridge
Churchill Falls
Hanoi
"The Boy in the Woods"
Boxes 59-61:
Clippings about Mowat, Eskimos, D. Wilkinson
Notes for a biography by Mowat
Various biographical articles in magazines
Thomson, J. H. R. Fourteen generations in North America. (Mowat
maternal genealogy).
Series 4: Correspondence
Incoming correspondence has been divided into three groups. The first
group consists of 3 boxes of fan mail. These letters remain in the original
order as received and there is no index to them. The second group is made
up of letters from regular correspondents. This group has been indexed
in detail and this list follows below. Correspondence has been listed, but remains embargoed until the deaths of Claire and Farley Mowat. The material in box 73 is also embargoed and has not been listed. The third group is made up of miscellaneous letters and
has been arranged chronologically by date written. There is no detailed
index to this group. Outgoing correspondence has been arranged chronologically
by date.
Boxes 62-4: Fan mail.
Box 65-73: Correspondence (embargoed)
Name Date Range Number of Letters
Alfred A. Knopf Inc. 1960-69 16
Allen, Ralph see Maclean's Magazine
Argosy Undated 2
Atlantic Monthly Press 1952-68 267
Berton, Pierre 1964-67 11
Bilodeau, Vita Rordam 1958 3
(The) Book Society of Canada 1967 2
Boss, Bill 1959 5
Boston University. University Libraries. 1968 1
Bourdon and Burgess 1963-68 11
Bovey, John A. 1966 2
Braithwaite, Max 1964-68 8
Brock University 1968 1
Canada. Department of Mines and Resources.
Lands, parks and forests branch. 1947-49 8
Canada. Department of National Defence. Army. 1946-55 5
Canada. House of Commons 1953-65 3
Canada. Minister of Indian Affairs and
Northern Development 1967 1
Canada. Minister of Justice and Attorney
General. 1959 4
Canada. National Museum of Canada 1950-56 6
Canada. Northern Affairs and National
Resources. Deputy Minister. 1964-66 54
Canada. Public Archives 1957-61 5
Canada Council 1958 1
Canadian Association for Adult Education 1959-60 5
Canadian Authors' Association 1957 1
Canadian Booksellers Association 1967 1
Canadian Boy 1963-65 3
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 1957-69 44
Canadian Centennial Library see Pierre Berton
Canadian Dimension 1965-68 5
Canadian Embassy (Sweden) 1967-68 5
Canadian Field Naturalist 1947-56 3
Canadian Home Journal 1953-54 2
Canadian Library Association 1957-58 2
Canadian Literature 1967 1
Canadian National Railways
(Tele-communications, Telegraphs) 1957-67 16
Chadwick, R. E. 1958 1
Cloud, Dudley H. see Atlantic Monthly Press
Cloud1 Jeanette see Atlantic Monthly Press
Box 66:
Combined Universities Campaign for Nuclear
Disarmament 1966 1
Committees for Canadian Independence 1965-66 2
Cooke, Alan 1959-68 31
Courage1 John R. see Newfoundland House of
Assembly.
Dartmouth College. Baker Library 1959-65 8
Davison, Peter H. see Atlantic Monthly Press
Devisser, John 1966 1
Diocese of the Arctic 1950-66 4
Downie, Glen 1965 3
T. Eaton Co. Ltd. 1956-65 3
English, L. E. F. 1968 3
Farley, Frank L. 1946-48 6
Ferguson1 Max see also Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation 1958 1
Foundation Co. Ltd. 1956-62 12
Globe and Mail 1954-59 6
Goforth, Fred see also Department of National
Defence. Army 1947-56 7
Graham, Howard 1955 1
Gray, John see McMillan Co. of Canada Ltd.
Grenfell Association 1959-64 5
Guggenheim Memorial Foundation 1952 1
Hammet, Richard Stanton ca. 1946-47 2
Hammon, Leslie see Maclean's Magazine 1965-69 48
Harper, Francis 1947 1
Harper and Brothers 1958-60 19
Hastings and Prince Edward County Regiment 1955-68 2
Hokoa, Rita "Kunee" 1958-60 9
Holiday 1953-68 4
Horwood, Harold [large number undated] -1967 57
Houston, G. Stuart see also "Saskatchewan
correspondence" folder in Bird research 1947-59 5
Hudson's Bay Company 1948-67 27
Hughes and Massie Ltd. 1952-68 47
Hurtig, Mel 1967-68 15
Innes-Taylor, Alan 1959-69 10
John Farquharson Ltd. 1958-65 22
Kastner, Martin 1960-61 4
Laing, Arthur see Canada. Minister of Indian
Affairs and Northern Development.
Lakehead University 1968 2
Lamb, W. Kaye see Canada. Public Archives
Lanning, R. G. 1947 1
Lee, Thomas E. 1966 2
Lempereur, G. J. 1965 4
Library of Congress 1955-58 2
Littauer and Wilkinson see also Max Wilkinson 1952-68 173
Little, Brown and Co. 1954-68 29
Lynn, Pat 1959 8
McGowan, L. J. 1958-64 2
McLean, David 1964-ca.1965 3
Maclean's Magazine 1952-68 47
McLeod, Emilie W. see Atlantic Monthly Press
McMillan Co. of Canada Ltd. 1954-68 14
McNab, Joe 1958-59 8
Martin, Secker and Warburg Ltd. 1962-67 12
Memorial University 1966-68 6
Michael Joseph Ltd. 1952-59 9
Mowat, Bill Undated 2
National Film Board 1962-67 7
New York Times Book Review 1957-68 4
Newfoundland. House of Assembly 1957-64 3
Newfoundland and Labrador Government 1965-67 7
Northwest Territories. Office of the
Commissioner see also John Bovey. 1959-66 9
Obodiac, Stan 1958-59 6
Ontario. Department of Education. E TV Branch 1967-68 8
Ontario Government (various departments) 1960-684 6
Peet, Max M. 1947 2
Phillips, R.A.J. see also Canada. Northern
Affairs and National Resources. Undated 1
Pierre Berton Show see Pierre Berton
Pruitt, William O. 1959 2
Rahur, Servais J. 1946-57 5
Reader's Digest 1952-68 31
Reynolds, Nancy E. see Atlantic Monthly Press
Robert Anderson Assoc. Ltd. 1963-68 10
Royal Canadian Mounted Police 1957-66 5
Ryerson Press Ltd. 1950 1
Saturday Evening Post 1954-58 9
Saturday Night 1953-61 10
Schneider, Ida 1968 6
Seven Seas Books 1960-68 7
Sheldon, Paul B. ca. 1962 5
Simpsons Sears Ltd. 1964-67 7
Smallwood. Joseph see folder "Small's Island
Bridge" in Box 58
Southam Press Limited 1967 1
Spencer, Simeon 1965-68 11
Star Weekly 1958-68 17
Taylor, W.E. see Canada National Museum.
(The) Telegram 1955-64 7
Thomas, Marcy Leavitt see Atlantic Monthly
Press
Time 1952-54 4
Tolstoy. Ilia 1959-68 5
Tompkins, Warwick 1964-68 8
Trent University 1968 2
True Magazine 1952-66 6
Tweedsmuir, John 1950 1
Tyrrell. J. B. and T.A.C. 1954-58 2
Von Aux, Ivan see Harold Ober Associates Inc. Box 68:
University of New Brunswick Press 1965-67 10
University of Saskatchewan 1968 7
University of Toronto 1946-59 5
University of Toronto. Hart House 1947 1
University of Toronto. Library 1958 1
University of Victoria 1968 1
University of Western Ontario 1957-68 3
USSR- Canada Society 1960-61 3
WCBS 1959-66 4
Wardell. Michael see also University of New
Brunswick Press Ltd. 1966-67 10
Weekend Magazine 1958-66 13
White, E. Newton 1959 3
Wilkinson, Doug 1958-65 2
Wilkinson, Max and correspondence written by
him on behalf of Mowat 1952-68 25
William Heineman Ltd. 1965-67 10
Williamson, Robert 1966 3
Woodcock, George. see Canadian Library
Association.
Yachting 1956-65 9
York University 1965-68 3
Doug Reid 1946 + undated 3
Emil 1946 2
Helen 1946 4
Hugh Cowan 1953-55 3
Marie undated 4
Renee Billis 1965 3
Renee and Bill (Brochet) 1948-50 3
Vladimir Semenov 1967 5
Box 69: Miscellaneous incoming correspondence, 1946-1965
Box 70: Miscellaneous incoming correspondence, 1966-1969
Box 71: Outgoing correspondence, 1946-1968
Box 72: Publishing correspondence, 1953-1969
Box 73: Correspondence removed from the sequence contained in Boxes 65-68.
Series 5: Journals (embargoed)
Box 74: 1947-1958
Box 75: 1957-1958
Box 76: 1960-1962
Box 77: 1960-1968
Box 78: 1964 [Claire Mowat's, 1964 journal. Moved to her archive.]
Box 79: 1966, 1968-1970, 1969
Box 80: n.d., 1969
Series 6: Financial records (embargoed)
Box 80a: 1955-57
Box 81: 1958-59
Box 82: 1960-61
Box 83: 1962-63
Box 84: 1964-65
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