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Newfoundland Studies

Volume 19, Number 2, Fall 2003

Table of contents (18 articles)

Articles

  1. "The Devil's In The Details":: Benign Neglect and the Erosion of Heritage in St. John's, Newfoundland

    C. A. Sharpe

    pp. 251–281

  2. "A Matter of Custom and Convenience":: Marriage Law in Nineteenth-Century Newfoundland

    Trudi Johnson

    pp. 282–296

  3. "What is to be Done for Failed Marriages?": The Supreme Court and the Recovery ofJurisdiction over Marital Causes inNewfoundland in 1948

    Christopher English and Sara Flaherty

    pp. 297–321

  4. "The scuttlework of empire":: A PostcolonialReading of Wayne Johnston's The Colony ofUnrequited Dreams

    Paul Chafe

    pp. 322–346

  5. Searching for Rights in the Age of Activism:: The Newfoundland-Labrador Human RightsAssociation, 1968-1982

    Dominique Clement

    pp. 347–372

Symposium Presentations

  1. The Culture of Place

    Bernice Morgan

    pp. 373–377

  2. Culture and Country:: The Role of the Arts and Heritage in the Nationalist Revival in Newfoundland

    Shane O'Dea

    pp. 378–386

Reviews

  1. Joan Clark. Latitudes of Melt.

    Valerie Legge

    pp. 387–389

  2. Harry A. Cuff et al., eds. Where Once We Stood. The Newfoundland Quarterly 100th Anniversary Anthology.

    Olaf U. Janzen

    pp. 390–391

  3. Gordon Inglis. Death and Breakfast: A Mystery.

    Derek Yetman

    pp. 392–393

  4. Kevin Major. As Near to Heaven by Sea: A History of Newfoundland and Labrador.

    Jeff A. Webb

    pp. 392–393

  5. Gary L. Saunders. So Much Weather!: Facts, Phenomena and Weather Lore from Atlantic Canada.

    Philip Hiscock

    pp. 394–397

  6. Richard MacKinnon. Vernacular Architecture in the Codroy Valley.

    Peter Ennals

    pp. 397–399

  7. Joanne Soper-Cook. Waterborne.

    Derek Yetman

    p. 399

  8. Jerry Bannister. The Rule of the Admirals: Laws, Customs, and Naval Government in Newfoundland, 1699-1832.

    Logan Atkinson

    pp. 400–401

  9. Malcolm MacLeod. Connections: Newfoundland’s Pre-Confederation Links with Canada and the World.

    Edward MacDonald

    pp. 401–403

  10. Lawrence Mathews. The Sandblasting Hall of Fame.

    Wayne Grady

    pp. 403–404

  11. Robert Mellin. Tilting: House Launching, Slide Hauling, Potato Trenching, and other Tales from a Newfoundland Fishing Village.

    Michael J. Chiarappa

    pp. 404–407

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