XII. Religion, Manners, and Customs of the

People

PART V.

POLITICAL ECONOMY.

XIII. The Fisheries, Trade, Shipping, and Revenue, 159

PART VI.

MODERN GEOGRAPHY AND TOPOGRAPHY.

XIV. Present Aspect of the Island, its Divisions,

Roads, Public Works; and Concluding

Remarks, with Notices of the Red Indian

Tribe, supposed to be now extinct

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APPENDIX.

NUMBER

PAGE

281

I. Columbus' offer to Henry VII. in 1488

II. Historical Memoir of Cabot, the Discoverer of

Newfoundland

III. An Account of the Discovery by the Welsh

long before Columbus

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IV. Form of Land Grants in Newfoundland

V. Statistics of the Diocese of Newfoundland and

Bermuda.

VI. Census of Newfoundland, in 1836 .

VII. Description of two Auroras, &c., in Canada.
VIII. List of Works hitherto published on New-

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323

336

345

ILLUSTRATIONS.

VOLUME I.

I. Map of Newfoundland

(in pocket to the volume.)

II. Narrows, or Entrance of the Harbour of St. John's,

Frontispiece.

III. Waterfall, at Portugal Cove, near St. John's,

Vignette Title.

VOLUME II.

IV. Major-Gen. Sir John Hervey, Governor of New

V. Bonaventura, in the Bay of Chaleurs, Vignette Title.

VI. Part of St. John's Harbour, from above the Long

Bridge

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