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The Beothucks Or Red Indians The Aboriginal Inhabitants Of Newfoundland by James Patrick Howley fashion prints but "a record of hopeHOWLEY, James P[atrick] [1847 1918]. The Beothucks Or Red Indians The Aboriginal Inhabitants Of Newfoundland. 4to. pp. xx, 348. 38 plates & 10 sketches sketch maps on 8 plates (1 folding). biblio. index. cloth (few marks on upper cover). in tattered dw. Cambridge: At The University Press, 1915. First Edition. The definitive work on the subject, the culmination of forty years of research. Included here is the text of W. E. Cormack's Narrative of a