Aglait illunainortut
Title
Aglait illunainortut
Abstract
Aglait illunainortut translates as "Leaves for all". Launched in 1902, this seasonally published newspaper was assembled by Reverend Carl Albert Martin, superintendent of the Labrador Moravian mission. Issues were typeset by hand, printed on a manual press, and distributed by dogsled to all the communities on the northern coast of Labrador. The first issues were small folded sheets and by 1915, the publication had grown to several pages with photographs and illustrations. The Moravian missionaries say it is the first Inuit newspaper in the history of the world. Became annual in late 1907.
Format
Type
Coverage
no. 1-36 (1902-1907), 1907-1915? [Triannual]
Language
Inuktitut Roman orthography
Medium
Black & white photographs and illustrations
Publisher
Moravian Church
Contributor
Carl Albert Martin, Christian Schmitt
Identifier
0821-5227
Spatial Coverage
Nain [Nunainguk], Newfoundland and Labrador [Nunatsiavut]
Date Created
1902
Collection
Citation
“Aglait illunainortut,” A Bibliography of Canadian Inuit Periodicals, accessed January 18, 2025, https://caninuit.omeka.net/items/show/4572.
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