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New Britain Hist. 
the Ungava peninsula, especially the Labrador coast.
- 1748 The South Shore which was named New-Britain by Mr. Hudson, but is now mostly known by the Name of the Labrador Shore, and Terra Corterealis, hath several Inlets along the Coast.
- 1819 These straits are so called from an island lying on the eastern coast of New Britain, and forming the northern entrance of the River Saint Lawrence from the sea.
- 1963 When James Clouston referred to the [Ungava] peninsula in his journal of 1819-20 he used the seventeenth-century term, New Britain.
- 1748 The South Shore which was named New-Britain by Mr. Hudson, but is now mostly known by the Name of the Labrador Shore, and Terra Corterealis, hath several Inlets along the Coast.