Newfoundland and its untrodden ways
This book describes hunting and fishing in the wilderness of Newfoundland. Chapters include information on caribou hunting near Lake St. John, an expedition up the Gander River, hunting blue whales on the south shore, and travelling Mount Sylvester with the Micmac Indians. Other sections include inf...
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Longmans, Green
1907
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| Online Access: | http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/cbu_khattar/id/1285 |
| Summary: | This book describes hunting and fishing in the wilderness of Newfoundland. Chapters include information on caribou hunting near Lake St. John, an expedition up the Gander River, hunting blue whales on the south shore, and travelling Mount Sylvester with the Micmac Indians. Other sections include information on the Newfoundland caribou, as well as some discussion about the Indian population. Several photographs and illustrations are included in this text. |
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