HAROLD HORWOOD is a novelist, editor,
columnist and politician. Born at St.
John's, he supported J.R. Smallwood in
the campaign which brought Newfoundland
into Confederation, and he represented
Labrador in the Assembly from
1949-1951. He resigned as editor from
the St. John's Evening Telegram in 1958 to
become a writer and novelist. His bestknown
books are The Foxes of Beachy
Cove, Tomorrow Will Be Sunday, and
White Eskimo, in addition to works on
travel, history and biography.
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