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| | Labrador Doctor: My Life with the Grenfell Mission. by Rainer Baehre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) |
 | | In Labrador Doctor, Anthony Paddon, a medical doctor with the Grenfell Mission and resident of Labrador, recounts his own life, which culminated in his appointment as lieutenant-governor of Newfoundland from 1981 to 1986, and offers the reader an informal personal excursion and some profound insights into this little known part of Canada. |
 | | Later, others joined the Grenfell Mission, including the more secular-minded Harry Paddon, an Oxford- and London-educated physician and general surgeon, who married Mina Gilchrist, his head nurse, and to whom Anthony Paddon was born in 1914 at Indian Harbour, Labrador. |
 | | A product of a middle-class household, raised with the help of a governess in Labrador, and educated at various New England schools, Paddon spent his early years in a rugged, sometimes hostile environment where he was accustomed to hunting, fishing, and dog-sledding. |
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