Contains many notes on Natural History of Coppermine region.
He descended Coppermine River to its mouth in the year 1771.
We had seen none of these animals on our march from the Coppermine River, although we frequently noticed their foot marks.
The fact is, I don't think much of that Coppermine country for gold.
In fact, the party had made its way out the river into the Arctic Ocean and around the coast into the Coppermine.
They had been on their way 186 down the Coppermine when they, too, had been overtaken in the fog.
He had a commission to explore the Coppermine region and a portion of the Barren Grounds.
This is not so dreadful as the Coppermine, and the country of the Yellow Knives.
But that has nothing whatever to do with my journey to the Coppermine.
Of the Coppermine people, Franklin writes that their language is "essentially the same with those of the Chipewyans."
