[Janice Cavell] says nothing about my two main criticisms, and so apparently concedes -- first, that her review short-shrifted the Inuit, failing to name even a single Inuk, and second, that it suggested white males are interchangeable. . . .
despite Cavell's contention, Bellot Strait is more than 100 km northeast of King William Island. It played no role whatsoever in the first navigable Northwest Passage, as established by Roald Amundsen in 1903-06. 
For the rest, copy, paste and sally forth:
http://kenmcgoogan.blogspot.ca/2017/11/say-goodbye-to-defenders-of-royal-navy.html