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Newfoundland Studies

Volume 17, Number 2, Fall 2001 The New Early Modern Newfoundland: Part One

Table of contents (11 articles)

Articles

  1. Introduction: The New Early Modern Newfoundland, the Eighteenth Century

    Peter E. Pope

    pp. 139–142

  2. Historical Fence Building: A Critique of the Historiography of Newfoundland

    Keith Matthews

    pp. 143–165

  3. The Fishing Admirals in Eighteenth-Century Newfoundland

    Jerry Bannister

    pp. 166–219

  4. « Qu'il sera fait droit à qui il appartiendra »; la société de Lasson-Daccarrette à Plaisance 1700-1715

    Nicolas Landry

    pp. 220–256

  5. Irish Migration and Settlement in Newfoundland: The Formative Phase, 1697-1732

    John Mannion

    pp. 257–293

  1. "They are not such great Rogues as some of their Neighbours": A Scottish Supercargo in the Newfoundland Fish Trade, 1726

    Olaf Uwe Janzen

    pp. 294–309

Research Notes

  1. The Labrador Boundary That Never Was

    James K. Hiller

    pp. 310–318

  2. Eighteenth-Century Innu (Montagnais) and Inuit Toponyms in the Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland

    Charles A. Martijn and Louis-Jacques Dorais

    pp. 319–330

Reviews

  1. Old Newfoundland: A History to 1843. Patrick O'Flaherty.

    C. Grant Head

    pp. 331–333

  2. Atlantic Canada: A Region in the Making, a volume in The Illustrated History of Canada. Margaret R. Conrad and James K. Hiller.

    John G. Reid

    pp. 334–337

Bibliography

  1. Index to Vol. 17

    Richard Buehler

    pp. 338–340

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