Part,  Chapter

1      I,  II |     frontiers of Upper Canada, on Lakes Athapeskow, Winnipeg, Superior,
2      I,  III|           New York, traversed the lakes to the Red River settlement,
3      I,  IV |         One of the largest of the lakes beyond the 61st parallel
4      I,  V  |        the large river connecting Lakes Slave and Wolmsley, which
5      I,  VI |        arrow; that the rivers and lakes will resume their liquid
6      I,  VII| themselves into the Arctic Ocean. Lakes, lagoons, and numerous pools
7     II,  X  |          the Great Bear and Slave Lakes, a good many degrees farther