The book "Mr. W. E. Cormack's Report of a Voyage in Search of the Red Neck Indians in Newfoundland" is a fascinating account of the journey of the American explorer and hunter William Epps Cormack. This book details his visits to Newfoundland in the 19th century, during which he tried to find and document the life and culture of the Indian tribes. In his report, Cormac talks about meetings with local tribes, their customs, traditions and way of life. The book has great historical significance, because it helps to better understand the history and culture of the Indians who lived in the territory of Newfoundland. It is also a valuable source for studying the anthropology and ethnography of this region.