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Explore the intricate history of Newfoundland's government in "History of the government of the island of Newfoundland," a detailed account by John Reeves. Delve into the island's political landscape and the evolution of its governance, a subject of enduring interest for those studying Canadian history and island politics.
This comprehensive volume examines the formative years of Newfoundland's government, providing valuable insights into the challenges and triumphs of establishing a system of governance in a unique geographical and political context. An appendix containing the Acts of Parliament concerning trade and fishery offers a window into the crucial regulations shaping the island's economic life.
Ideal for readers interested in Canadian law, Newfoundland history, and the development of fishery regulations, this historical text remains a relevant resource for understanding the foundations of Newfoundland's political identity. A classic exploration of government, law, and society in a pivotal period of Newfoundland's past.
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