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Newfoundland Studies

Volume 26, Number 2, Fall 2011

Table of contents (14 articles)

Front Matter

  1. Front Matter

    pp. i–ii

Contributors

  1. Contributors

    p. iii

Article

  1. “One price only and that the lowest”:: Ryan Brothers’ Retail Operations in Trinity, 1906-1930

    John Cheeseman

    pp. 139–173

  2. “Bread for the Road”:: Intersections of Food and Culture in Newfoundland and Labrador

    Diane Tye

    pp. 175–196

Research Notes

  1. Fortress Newfoundland:: How the Fear of Nazi Attack Turned Newfoundland into an Armed Camp during World War II

    Paul Collins

    pp. 197–213

  2. he Trinity Bay Election Trial, 1894:: Electioneering and Local Government

    James K. Hiller

    pp. 215–229

  3. French Perceptions of Irish Catholics in Nineteenth-Century Newfoundland

    Ronald Rompkey

    pp. 231–240

Document

  1. The Commission of Government on Reconstruction, December 1936

    Peter Neary

    pp. 241–288

Reviews

  1. Edward Riche, Easy to Like.

    Tom Halford

    pp. 289–291

  2. Willeen G. Keough, The Slender Thread: Irish Women on the Southern Avalon, 1750-1860.

    Kerby A. Miller

    pp. 291–293

  3. Calvin Hollett, Shouting, Embracing, and Dancing with Ecstasy: The Growth of Methodism in Newfoundland, 1774-1874.

    William Westfall

    pp. 293–295

  4. Kate Evans, Where Old Ghosts Meet

    Alexandra Gilbert

    pp. 295–296

  5. Craig Francis Power, Blood Relatives.

    Samuel Martin

    pp. 297–298

  6. Nancy Earle, ed., Papers of the Bibliographical Society of Canada 48, 1 (Spring 2010).

    Adrain Fowler

    pp. 299–301

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