Newfoundland and Labrador Studies All articles in this journal are selected through a peer review process.

Volume 35, Number 1-2, 2020

Table of contents (14 articles)

Articles

  1. The Newfoundland Tempest: Theatre of the Cultural Revival, the LSPU Hall, and Shakespeare

    Robert Ormsby and Michelle King

    pp. 7–50

  2. Newfoundland and the Trade of North Devon Ports in the Seventeenth Century

    John Bradbeer

    pp. 51–76

Research Note

  1. “. . . the Fishing Room and Meddow Gardens and Meddow Ground”: Landownership at the Cupids Cove Plantation, 1610–2010

    William Gilbert

    pp. 77–102

Document

  1. “So many people in the wrong place”: Edward Hale’s Account of His 1936 Visit to Newfoundland

    Melvin Baker and Peter Neary

    pp. 103–138

Book Reviews

  1. Carol Bishop-Gwyn. Art and Rivalry: The Marriage of Mary and Christopher Pratt

    Jeff A. Webb

    pp. 139–141

  2. Raymond B. Blake and Melvin Baker. Where Once They Stood: Newfoundland’s Rocky Road towards Confederation

    Rainer Baehre

    pp. 141–146

  3. Catherine Bush. Blaze Island

    Olivia Robinson

    pp. 147–148

  4. James E. Candow. The Invisibles: A History of the 149 Royal Newfoundland Companies

    Christian Bellows

    pp. 149–151

  5. Gary Collins. The Place

    Chelsey Lush

    pp. 152–153

  6. Terry Doyle. Dig

    Melanie Hurley

    pp. 154–158

  7. Larry Matthews. An Exile’s Perfect Letter

    Johnathan H. Pope

    pp. 159–161

  8. Susie Taylor. Even Weirder Than Before

    Nathan R. Elliott

    pp. 162–165

  9. Tshaukuesh Elizabeth Penashue. Nitinikiau Innusi: 166 I Keep the Land Alive. Edited by Elizabeth Yeoman

    Maura Hanrahan

    pp. 166–170

  10. Leslie Vryenhoeck. We All Will Be Received

    Nathan R. Elliott

    pp. 171–174

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