Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  II  |     square miles. Its principal factories are situated on James Bay,
 2      I,  IV  |     death. The governors of the factories could regulate salaries,
 3      I,  IV  |         Fort Reliance and other factories; so that Mrs Paulina Barnett
 4      I,  VII | districts and about the various factories. No human footprints gladdened
 5      I,  VIII|     whole, much resembled other factories further south. It consisted
 6      I,  VIII|        been sent to the central factories in the south, so that the
 7      I,  VIII| constant communication with the factories, and have become, so to
 8      I,  X   |   Arctic regions. Gradually its factories are advancing further and
 9      I,  XI  |        and they also supply the factories with excellent milk, more
10      I,  XIII|        all the buildings of the factories in the north are of wood.
11      I,  XVI |  generally the purveyors of the factories.~The first expedition was