The Apostle of Alaska, The Story of William Duncan of Metlakahtla

This is this story of William Duncan, an English missionary, who established a colony among the Tsimshian people of the Pacific Northwest. He worked there from 1856 until his death in 1918 at the age of 86.

By : John W. Arctander (1849 - 1920)

00 - Introduction 01 - The Call Of the Lord 02 - The Boy the Father of the Man 03 - ''Speak Lord, Thy Servant Heareth'' 04 - A New Mission Field 05 - Aboard the Man-of-War 06 - The Inside Passage 07 - At the Fort 08 - The Tsimsheans 09 - Mode of Living 10 - Peculiar Customs 11 - The Totems and Clubs 12 - The Medicine-Men 13 - The Religion of the Tsimsheans 14 - The Son of the Heavenly Chief 15 - Traimshum, the Tsimshean Devil 16 - Behind the Walls 17 - The First Message 18 - The Devil Abroad 19 - First Fruits 20 - A Christian Village 21 - Legaic 22 - Onward and Upward 23 - Temporal Advancement 24 - Interesting Incidents 25 - How Mr. Duncan Became a Judge 26 - From Judge Duncan's Docket 27 - Back in Old England 28 - Home Again 29 - Notable Visitors 30 - Trouble Brewing 31 - The Rupture 32 - The Serpent 33 - The Last Blow 34 - The New Home 35 - The Pioneers 36 - A Day at Metlakahtla 37 - Leaves from Mr. Duncan's Diary 38 - Some Metlakahtla History 39 - Flotsam and Jetsam 40 - The Metlakahtla Industries 41 - The ''Christian Church'' 42 - The Grand Old Man