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Newfoundland Studies

Volume 21, Number 2, Autumn 2006

Table of contents (24 articles)

Articles

  1. Forest Politics:: Contested Issues and Governance in Forest Management for Newfoundland’s Great Northern Peninsula

    Peter R. Sinclair and Robert W. Kean

    pp. 193–208

  2. Recognizing the Commons in Coastal Forests:: The Three-Mile Limit in Newfoundland, 1875-1939

    Sean Cadigan

    pp. 209–233

  3. Power Tools as Tools of Power:: Mechanization in the Tree Harvest of the Newfoundland Pulp and Paper Industry

    Mark J. McLaughlin

    pp. 235–254

  4. The Murder of Lieutenant Lawry:: A Case Study of British Naval Impressment in Newfoundland, 1794

    Keith Mercer

    pp. 255–289

  5. The Language of Faith and American Exceptionalism in The Lure of the Labrador Wild

    Tiffany Johnstone

    pp. 291–308

Research Notes

  1. Fogo Island and the French in Italy:: A Letter from the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World

    Allan Dwyer

    pp. 309–318

Documents

  1. Un mémoire écrit par Bacqueville de la Potherie?

    Caroline Ménard

    pp. 319–341

  2. "a bold scheme for ... doubling the living space of the town":: The Origins of Churchill Park Garden Suburb, St. John’s, Newfoundland, 1943

    C.A. Sharpe

    pp. 343–366

Review Articles

  1. The French Experience in Newfoundland and Saint-Pierre:: Recent Translations

    James E. Candow

    pp. 367–371

  2. The Lost Newfoundland of Memory:: Three Visits

    Frank Holden

    pp. 373–385

Reviews

  1. James A. Tuck and Barry Gaulton, eds. Avalon Chronicles: The English in America 1497-1696.

    Gerald L Pocius

    pp. 387–389

  2. Alan G. Macpherson, ed. Four Centuries and the City: Perspectives on the Historical Geography of St. John’s.

    Nick Novakowski

    pp. 389–391

  3. Glen Norcliffe. Global Game, Local Arena: Restructuring in Corner Brook.

    Sean Cadigan

    pp. 391–393

  4. Anthony B. Dickinson and Chesley W. Sanger. Twentieth-Century Shore-Station Whaling in Newfoundland and Labrador.

    Robert Lloyd Webb

    pp. 393–395

  5. Beth Ryan. What is Invisible.

    Paul Chafe

    pp. 395–397

  6. Kenneth J. Harvey. Inside.

    Paul Chafe

    pp. 397–400

  7. Catherine Safer. Bishop’s Road.

    Martha Wells

    pp. 400–402

  8. Ken Babstock. Airstream Land Yacht.

    Patrick Warner

    pp. 402–406

  9. Wade Kearley. Let me burn like this: Prayers from the ashes.

    Janet Fraser

    pp. 406–408

  10. Robin C. McGrath. Covenant of Salt.

    Ruth Roach Pierson

    pp. 408–410

  11. Tom Henihan. After the Ritual.

    Adam Beardsworth

    pp. 410–412

  12. Hanrahan, Maura. Tsunami: The Newfoundland Tidal Wave Disaster.

    Michael Staveley

    pp. 412–416

Notes and Comments

  1. The 1929 Newfoundland Tsunami

    Alan Ruffman and Violet Hann

    pp. 417–418

Contributors

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