Samuel Hearne on His Journey to the Coppermine, 1770

Published References

• Jefferys, Charles W.  “Christmas with Samuel Hearne.”  In Canadian Geographical Journal, v. xi, no. 6, December 1935, p. 266-272.Illus. p. 266  -  “The Desolation and the Glory of the Barren Lands, through which Samuel Hearne travelled in 1770-72.  From the drawing by Charles W. Jefferys, specially done to illustrate this article.”

• Jefferys, Charles W. (1945) The Picture Gallery of Canadian History Volume 2, p.12

• Wallace, W. Stewart.  By star and compass.  Toronto, Ryerson Press, 1953. Rev. Ed.  167 p.  Illus. p. 131  -  “Samuel Hearne on his journey to the Coppermine, 1770”

• Encyclopedia Canadiana.  Toronto, Grolier, 1957-1958.   10 v.  Illus. v. 5, p. 103  -  “[Samuel Hearne]

• Megill, William J., ed.  Patterns of Canada.  Toronto, Ryerson, 1967 278 p.  Illus. p. 55  -  [Samuel Hearne, 1770-1772], for an article by CWJ:  “Christmas with Samuel Hearne”]  q.v.

• Osborne, Brian S.  “’The kindling touch of imagination’:  Charles William Jefferys and Canadian identity.”  In A few acres of snow:  literary and artistic images of Canada, edited by Paul Simpson-Housley and Glen Norcliffe, 28-47.  Toronto, Dundurn Press, 1992 p. 39  -  “Samuel Hearne on his journey to the Coppermine, 1770”

• Skene-Melvin, David, ed.  Secret tales of the Arctic trails:  stories of crime and adventure in Canada’s far north.  Toronto, Simon and Pierre, 1997. 176 p.  Illus. covers and frontispiece  - [Samuel Hearne] p. 4  -  “Front cover illustration:  C.W. Jefferys/National Archives of Canada/Neg. no. C70250”

• McGoogan, Ken.  Ancient mariner:  the amazing adventures of Samuel Hearne…Toronto, Harper, 2003.  333 p.  Illus.p. 103  -  “Samuel Hearne on his journey to the Coppermine”

• Ross, Alec.  “Portrait of an unsung explorer [book review of Ancient Mariner].” In Canadian Geographic, v. 123, no. 6, Nov./Dec. 2003, p. 104-5.  Illus. p. 104  -  “Samuel Hearne on his trek to the Coppermine River in 1770”

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