Looking back
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The view through The Narows, as seen in Canadian Illustrated News, Oct. 5, 1872, provided by the archives of the RC Archdiocese of St. John's.
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Henri de la Chaume was 23 when he wrote Terre-Neuve et les Terre-Neuviennes.
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Henri de la Chaume observed and commented on the daily activities and landmarks of Victorian St. John's, including the relatively new Colonial Building.
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Robin McGrath
The view through The Narows, as seen in Canadian Illustrated News, Oct. 5, 1872, provided by the archives of the RC Archdiocese of St. John's.
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Henri de la Chaume was 23 when he wrote Terre-Neuve et les Terre-Neuviennes.
Henri de la Chaume observed and commented on the daily activities and landmarks of Victorian St. John's, including the relatively new Colonial Building.
Robin McGrath
Robin McGrath (“The Winterhouse”) was 12 years old when her father, Dr. James McGrath, first translated “Terre-Neuve et les Terre-Neuviennes,” a book written by a Frenchman named Henri de la Chaume. She has now saved the manuscript from “being lost and forgotten.”
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