Books & Magazines

Lots of fine words. Story, Kirwin, and Widdowson, Dictionary of Newfoundland English. Hardcover with the dustjacket.

History of Trinity - merchants, family linkages to England, maps, coloured photos. This booklet has it all.

Resettlement from Ireland's Eye, Traytown, Ivanhoe, Tack's Beach, Sound Island, Green's Island, Deer Island, Bragg's Island, also Anderson's Cove. To Arnold's Cove, Garden Cove, Dark Cove, Flatrock. Iverson and Matthews, Communities in Decline: Household Resettlement in Newfoundland

J.K. Hillier, The Newfoundland Railway 1881-1949

This book tells how Newfoundland was settled along the coast and why.

Winston Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt meet aboard the Prince of Wales in Placentia Bay, Newfoundland.

His quite interesting life - Fighting the Spanish Armada, hanging out with Peter Easton, crossing the Atlantic to Newfoundland summer after summer. Not everyone has seen a mermaid.

Frederic Thompson study of the French Shore in Newfoundland.

Newfoundland, Avalon Peninsula in 1600s.Quite nice shape. Cupids, Bristol’s Hope, Ferryland. Gillian Cell, English Enterprise in Newfoundland 1577-1660

Captain Cook map illustrations, Port aux Basques, Codroy, York Harbour, Port aux Choix

Copies of actual documents and his comments on them.

Life as lived. Gerald Pocius, A Place to Belong.

Newfoundland and Ferryland in the 1600s. Peter Pope's Fish into Wine. One of the best books on Newfoundland history, George Calvert - Lord Baltimore, David Kirke, not to mention Sarah Kirke whose career is hard to be outmatched.

Harold A. Innis, The Cod Fisheries, The History of an International Economy

The Peopling of Newfoundland. Much information on how Newfoundland and southern Labrador was settled - where people came from and how they spread along the coast. Much on Trinity Bay, Bonavista Bay, Notre Dame Bay, Codroy, Strait of Belle Isle, southern Labrador, Lower North Shore, and on the whole island. Research by Mannion, Handcock, Stavely, Macpherson, Ommer, Mills, Thornton, and Remiggi.

Gordon Handcock's original research on English settlement in Newfoundland, and where from in England. Soe Long as there comes noe women. Great condition.

Keith Matthews, Lectures on the History of Newfoundland 1500-1830. Scarce.

“To Each His Own”by Ian McDonald, edited by J.K. Hiller.

For Sale...... 47 Books of Fiction Lee Child.... 4 David Baldacci... 8 Robert Ludlum .. Bourne Series.... 10 John Grisham..... 25

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