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An extraordinary journey across the magnificent, delinquent coast of Newfoundland and Labrador. John Gimlette’s journey across this harsh and awesome landscape, the eastern extreme of the Americas, broadly mirrors that of Dr Eliot Curwen, his great-grandfather, who spent a summer there as a... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Curwen: Add a description of this character.
- Grenfell
- St John
- George
- Joey
- Albert
- Wilfred
- Claude
- Peary
- Algie
- Jim
- Angie
- Davey
- Eugene
- Mrs Duggan
- O'brien
- Cartwright
- Cook
- Gracie
- Crosbie
- Georgie
- Hubbard
- Joshua
- Wallace
- Bernadette
- Hayman
- Hopedale
- Humfrey
- Sam
- Mrs Roche
- Dr Harvey
- Tabea
- Lucas
- William
- Eileen
- Chuck
- Robert
- Cecil
- Alfred
- Vincent
- Cabot
- Mr Kelly
- Horace
- Harry
- Freeman
- Morris
- Sonny
- Mina
- Treves
Setting & Locations edit
- Newfoundland
- England
- Canada
- Labrador
- London
- France
- Americas
- Newfotmdland
- Britain
- Atlantic
- Placentia
- Ferryland
- Europe
- Inuit
- New York
- Mount Cashel
- Paris
- China
- Ottawa
- Innu
- Avalon
- Nain
- Hebron
- Greenland
- Boston
- Mostyn House
- Germany
- St Anthony
- West Country
- Dorset
- Upshalls
- Bologna
- Beothuk
- Scotland
- Basilica
- Wales
- Ireland
- Ingstad
- Italy
- Trepassey
Authors & Contributors edit
- John Gimlette (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 917.8
Subjects edit
- Books › Travel › United States › Regions › West
- Books › History › Americas › Canada › Province & Local
- Books › Travel › Reference & Tips › Essays & Travelogues
- Books › Travel › North America
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