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Grein (Lear) Hussey's Ollr Life on Lears Room. LlIbrador. 2 l3ecause Hussey's father had<br />
a lillie store. she had higher status than most of Ihe people I have interviewed. icholas<br />
Smith's Fifty Two }'ears al the Labrado,J provides information about the fishery at Cut<br />
Throat Island. where many ofmy informants fished. from the point of\'iew ofa<br />
successful captain. His autobiography does not provide as much detail on the work<br />
routine as does Hussey's book.. and it occasionally summarizes scveral years in one<br />
sentence. Frank Saunders. in Sailing Shipsfrom Carbom!OT,4 gi\'es more detail on work<br />
than Smith and provides the perspective ofa principal town imolved in the Labrador<br />
Fishery. Hilda Murray's More Than 5004 is an excellent study ofthe role ofwomen as<br />
"",ork horse" in the traditional fishery in a Newfoundland outport. J Shannon Ryan. in<br />
Fish 0111 ofWaler 6 examines the production and marketing aspects ofthe Labrador fishery<br />
between 1814 and 1914. The Labrador fishery is also mentioned in the accounlS of<br />
missionaries and olher travelers to the land. Rev. P. W. Browne's Where fhe Fishers Go:<br />
The Sfory ofLlIbrlldor 'is Ihe best of these exoteric accounts as it gives eye-willless<br />
2 Greta Hussey, Our Life 011 Lear's Room, Ltlbrador (St. John's: Robinson-Blackmore,<br />
1981).<br />
J Nicholas Smilh, Fifty Two }'ears af Ihe Labrador (London: Arthur I-I. Stockwell, 1936).<br />
4 Frank Saunders, Sailing Vessels and Crews ofCarbonear: Slories oflhe Sea (St. John's:<br />
Robinson-l3lackmore, 1981).<br />
, Iliida Chaulk Murray. More Than 500A>: Woman's Life ;n a Newfowullanc/ Olltporf,<br />
/900-1950 (51. John's: Breakwater, 1979). See especially, chapter 2. "Making a Living:<br />
The Woman was more than 5()G/o.··<br />
li hannon Ryan. Fish 0111 o/Water: The Newfoundland Sailfish Trade, 181.J-191.J,<br />
Newfoundland History Series, no. 2 (SI. John's: Breakwater. 1986).<br />
1 P. W. Bro\\l1e. Where Ihe Fishers Go: The Story OfLabrodor (New York: Cochrane:<br />
lIaJifa.x, S: Te_ Allen; London: T. Wener Laurie. 1909).