The Peopling of Newfoundland: Essays in historical geography (Social and economic papers)
The Peopling of Newfoundland: Essays in historical geography (Social and economic papers) | Rare and modern books | Mannion, John J. (Editor)
Rare and modern books
Mannion, John J. (Editor)
Inst. of Social and Economic Research, Memorial Univ.,
1977
The Peopling of Newfoundland: Essays in historical geography (Social and economic papers)
The Peopling of Newfoundland: Essays in historical geography (Social and economic papers) | Rare and modern books | Mannion, John J. (Editor)
Rare and modern books
Mannion, John J. (Editor)
Inst. of Social and Economic Research, Memorial Univ.,
1977
99.95 €
(Ladysmith,
Canada)
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Details
- Year of publication
- 1977
- ISBN
- 0919666175
- Place of printing
- Canada
- Author
- Mannion, John J. (Editor)
- Publishers
- Inst. of Social and Economic Research, Memorial Univ.
- Size
- 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall
- Edition
- F First Edition
- Keyword
- Migration Internal Newfoundland Emigration and Immigration, Population English Migration, Folk Architecture in Trinity Bay, Peopling of Central Bonavista Bay, Sealing and the spread of settlement in Northeastern, Newfoundland, Initial permanent settlement in the Strait of Belle Isle, Ethnic diversity and settler location on the Eastern Lower North, Shore of Quebec, Highlands Scots Migration to Southwestern Newfoundland, Settlers and Traders in Western Newfoundland Canadian History, Economics
- Binding description
- H Hardcover
- State of preservation
- Very Good
- Languages
- English
- Binding
- Hardcover
- First edition
- True
Description
289 pages. Bibliography, glossary and index. Footnotes. Charts, maps and diagrams. Topics include: English Migration; Folk Architecture in Trinity Bay; Peopling of Central Bonavista Bay; Sealing and the spread of settlement in Northeastern Newfoundland; Initial permanent settlement in the Strait of Belle Isle; Ethnic diversity and settler location on the Eastern Lower North Shore of Quebec; Highlands Scots Migration to Southwestern Newfoundland; Settlers and Traders in Western Newfoundland. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy. Book
