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- The Co-operative Movement in Newfoundlandno coverThe Co-operative Movement in Newfoundland
Donald Snowden
“Fogo Island 'merits special attention by the Newfoundland Co-operative Union.' [Memorial University Extension Service] 'has embarked upon a broad program, most of whose componen…”
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settingFour for Fogo IslandKevin Major
Breakwater publisher copy explicitly anchors the inciting murder to a specific Fogo Island fabric/quilt shop.
- subjectSweetland
Michael Crummey
Pendergast (2016, peer-reviewed) explicitly identifies the novel's fictional Sweetland and Little Sweetland as modeled on Fogo Island and Little Fogo Island. Crummey's Hazlitt interview ties the plot to his Adventure Canada work in resettlement-resistant outports — the cultural narrative most strongly associated with Fogo Island.
- The Co-operative Movement in Newfoundlandno coversubjectThe Co-operative Movement in Newfoundland
Donald Snowden
Snowden's 1965 ARDA study singled out Fogo Island for cooperative organisation; the verbatim wording survives in Newhook's open-access peer-reviewed 'Godfathers of Fogo' article (Newfoundland and Labrador Studies, 2009). The same monograph notes Memorial University Extension Service's groundwork that, two years later, would become the Fogo Process.
