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Volume 24, Number 2, Fall 2009

Table of contents (13 articles)

Front Matter

  1. Front Matter

    pp. i–v

  2. Contributors

    pp. vi–vii

Articles

  1. The Godfathers of Fogo:: Donald Snowden, Fred Earle and the Roots of the Fogo Island Films, 1964-1967

    Susan Newhook

    pp. 171–197

  2. The Founding of Harbour Buffett, Placentia Bay, Newfoundland, 1836-1846:: A Popular Initiative in Religion and Education

    Calvin Hollett

    pp. 199–217

  3. Voting in Newfoundland and Labrador:: Turned off by Canadian Elections? Tune in to Canadian Idol!

    Alex Marland

    pp. 219–237

  4. (Mal)Nutrition and the ‘Informal Economy’ Bootstrap:: The Politics of Poverty, Food Relief, and Self-Help

    Seantel Anaïs

    pp. 239–260

Research Note

  1. Canada’s Plan to Torch St. John’s During the Second World War:: Upper-Canadian Arrogance or Tabloid Journalism

    Paul Collins

    pp. 261–270

Review Essays

  1. “When you can’t work, that’s it, it’s finished.”

    Del Muise

    pp. 271–275

  2. Two Views of Labrador

    John C. Kennedy

    pp. 277–280

Reviews

  1. Anna Kearney Guigné, Folksongs and Folk Revival: The Cultural Politics of Kenneth Peacock’s Songs of the Newfoundland Outports

    Doreen Klassen

    pp. 281–283

  2. Kate Story, Blasted

    Jennifer Howell

    pp. 283–287

  3. Peter R.Sinclair, and Rosemary E. Ommer, eds., Power and Restructuring: Canada’s Coastal Society and Environment

    Donna G. Curtis

    pp. 287–289

  4. Michael Crummey, Galore

    Cynthia Sugars

    pp. 289–294

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