E. Pauline Johnson,
Flint and Feather — Biographical sketch
(1914)
“ Only a woman of tremendous powers of endurance could have borne up under the hardships necessarily encountered in travelling through North-Western Canada in pioneer days as Miss Johnson did; and shortly after settling down in Vancouver the exposure and hardship she had endured began to tell upon her, and her health completely broke down. ”
E. Pauline Johnson,
Flint and Feather — Biographical sketch
(1914)
“ These venturous trips she took more from her inherent love of nature and of adventure than from any necessity of her profession. She has never been a woman who cared for clubs or any such organization; and has never belonged to but two, the American Canoe Association and the Vancouver branch of the Canadian Women's Press Club. ”
E. Pauline Johnson,
Flint and Feather — Biographical sketch
(1914)
“ No writer in Canada can lay greater claim to being a Canadian than this native-born woman, who, although she has chosen to make her home in the beautiful city of Vancouver, still owns Indian Reserve land in Ontario, and is still a ward of the Canadian Government. ”
