Newfoundland in 1842

This vivid and engaging travelogue offers a firsthand account of life in 19th century Newfoundland, a remote and rugged British colony off the coast of Canada. The author, an English military officer, paints a fascinating portrait of the people, culture, and natural beauty of this unique outpost of the British Empire.

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