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Newfoundland Studies

Volume 22, Number 2, Autumn 2007

Table of contents (17 articles)

Articles

  1. Out of a Clear Sky:: The Mobilization of the Newfoundland Regiment, 1914-1915

    Mike O’Brien

    pp. 401–427

  2. Elizabeth Bishop in Newfoundland:: "Sad and Still and Foreign"

    Valerie Legge

    pp. 429–446

  3. Early Picture Shows at the Fulcrum of Modern and Parochial St. John’s, Newfoundland

    Paul S. Moore

    pp. 447–471

  4. Boats, Trains, and Immunity:: The Spread of the Spanish Flu on the Island of Newfoundland

    Craig T. Palmer, Lisa Sattenspiel and Chris Cassidy

    pp. 474–504

  5. Mr. Nisbet’s Legacy, or the Passing of King William’s Act in 1699

    Alan Cass

    pp. 505–543

Reviews

  1. Rachel Kimor-Paine. Death Under Glass.

    Ruth Roach Pierson

    pp. 545–547

  2. Michael Winter. This All Happened; The Big Why.

    Paul Chafe

    pp. 547–550

  3. Donna Morrissey. Sylvanus Now.

    Terry Goldie

    pp. 550–552

  4. Patrick O’Flaherty. Lost Country: The Rise and Fall of Newfoundland, 1843-1933.

    Robert J. Harding

    pp. 552–555

  5. Joan Clark. An Audience of Chairs.

    Valerie Legge

    pp. 555–557

  6. James West Davidson and John Rugge. Great Heart: The History of a Labrador Adventure.

    Martha MacDonald

    pp. 557–561

  7. Michael Crummey. The Wreckage.

    Valerie Legge

    pp. 561–565

  8. Russell Wangersky. The Hour of Bad Decisions.

    Larry Mathews

    pp. 565–567

  9. Carl Leggo. Come-By-Chance.

    Ruth Roach Pierson

    pp. 567–570

  10. Robin McGrath. Salt Fish & Shmattes: A History of the Jews in Newfoundland and Labrador from 1770.

    Sonia Zylberberg

    pp. 570–572

  11. Patrick Warner. There, there.

    Ruth Roach Pierson

    pp. 572–575

Contributors

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