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Newfoundland and Labrador Studies

Volume 30, Number 1, Fall 2015

Table of contents (14 articles)

Contributors

  1. Contributors

    pp. iii–iv

Articles

  1. “Took some photos. Everyone seems sorry I am going”: A New Consideration of Maud Karpeles’s 1929–1930 Newfoundland Folksong Fieldwork

    Anna Kearney Guigné

    pp. 7–54

  2. E. Mary Schwall: Traveller, Mission Volunteer, and Amateur Photographer

    Katherine Side

    pp. 55–90

Research Notes

  1. “No More Giveaways!” Resource Nationalism in Newfoundland: A Case Study of Offshore Oil in the Peckford and Williams Administrations

    Jeffrey F. Collins and Scott Reid

    pp. 91–114

  2. Conceptualizing Health Care in Rural and Remote Pre-Confederation Newfoundland as Ecosystem

    J.T.H. Connor, Jennifer J. Connor, Monica G. Kidd and Maria Mathews

    pp. 115–140

Documents

  1. Mining Prospects, c. 1668, at a Prehistoric Soapstone Quarry in Fleur de Lys, Newfoundland

    Peter E. Pope

    pp. 141–153

Reviews

  1. Sean Cadigan. Death on Two Fronts: National Tragedies and the Fate of Democracy in Newfoundland, 1914–34

    Raymond Blake

    pp. 154–157

  2. Olaf U. Janzen. War and Trade in Eighteenth-Century Newfoundland

    James E. Candow

    pp. 157–159

  3. Wayne Johnston. The Son of a Certain Woman

    Paul Chafe

    pp. 160–164

  4. Michael Winter. Minister Without Portfolio

    David Creelman

    pp. 165–167

  5. Nicholas Ruddock. How Loveta Got Her Baby

    Anne Hart

    pp. 168–169

  6. Paul Bowdring. The Strangers’ Gallery

    Billy Johnson

    pp. 170–172

  7. Robert C. Thomsen. Nationalism in Stateless Nations: Selves and Others in Scotland and Newfoundland

    Ivan Savic

    pp. 173–175

  8. Ed Kavanagh. Strays

    Jean M. Snook

    pp. 175–179

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