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Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 1968 reprint of the 1933 Champlain Society edition. 8vo in cloth. 324 pp. plus three fold out maps at rear. VG. Light foxing to top edge otherwise minimal wear. Interior is clean. No writing or markings of any kind.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Bound in publisher's red cloth. Hardcover. Good binding and cover. Shelf wear. Foxing to edges.

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Hardcover. pp. 600. 8vo. Bound in navy blue leatherette. Dustjacket consists of only separated flaps and panels without connecting spine cover, protected by plastic brodart sleeve. Navy blue woven page marker. Text in French. Lightest shelfwear, some discolouration to front panel of dustjacket; near fine in very good dustjacket, housed in lightly soiled slipcase.

Hardcover. pp. xv, 324. Large 8vo. Bound in red cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Top edge gilt. Black and white photographs and fold-out maps. Complete as called-for. Ex Library: number to spine, pockets and stamps. Boards slightly bowed and soiled, spine sunned. Limited edition. Number 2284 of 550. Champlain Society XX.

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HARDCOVER. Condición: Very Good-. Reprint. 324pp, octavo hardcover in red cloth, folding illustrations, folding map to rear. boards clean, tight binding, folding map coming unglued from binding but remains intact, text clean.

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Hardcover. pp. xv, 324. Large 8vo. Bound in red cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Top edge gilt. Black and white photographs and fold-out maps. Complete as called-for. Ex Hudson's Bay Company Library: ink number and sticker to spine, HBC bookplate to front pastedown and stamp to ffep. Light discolouration to extremities, minor scrape to rear board; very good. Limited edition. Number 56 of 550. Champlain Society XX.

Hardcover. 1st Edition. 24cm, xv,324p. with 8 plates (2 folding) & 3 folding maps, limited to 550 copies, this being #74, original crested red cloth, t.e.g., a very good to fine copy. (Qc) T.P.L. 126. Diereville, a surgeon, was sent with goods by a French trading firm to Port Royal where he remained from October 13, 1699 to October 6, 1700. This account of his trip, of Indian life and of the flora and fauna of the district was written in verse, with some prose passages substituted later. The third edition issued at Amsterdam, 1810, contains a seven page appendix on the attack of the Bastonnais on Port Royal, August, 1707. This edition, the first in English, is a translation of the text of the third issue of the first Rouen edition, 1708, printed from a photostat copy in the Library of Parliament, Ottawa.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good Condition. 8 Illustrations and 3 Maps and Plans. Ilustrador. Limited Edition 550 Copies. Red cloth binding slightly soiled. 324pp. Indexed plus 3 fold out maps at back. plus xii Contents clean and sound.

Hardcover. pp. xv, 324. 8vo. Bound in dark red cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Fold out maps on rearmost three pages. Light shelfwear, slight spine slant, owner's name to front pastedown; very good. Facsimile edition of the original Champlain Society Publication XX.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Original crested gilt red buckram cloth hard covers. Top edges gilt, others uncut. One of 550 copies, this being un-numbered. Bookplate removed, quite neatly, from front free endpaper. Otherwise clean, tight and unmarked. Very neat -- a sound and handsome copy. Complete -- all plates and maps present. Size: 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Book.

Red cloth. Ltd. to 550 copies this #101. xi,324,xii Pp. 8 plates (2 folding) & 3 folding maps Translated by Mrs. Clarence Webster; edited with notes and introduction by John Clarence Webster. Publication of the Champlain Society XX. Sieur de Diereville was the supercargo or agent appointed by the ship owner and responsible for the cargo on the vessel "Royalle Paix", that sailed for Acadia on Aug. 20th, 1699 and that reached Port-Royal on Oct. 13th. He spent a year in Nova Scotia gathering plants and information about the region and its' Acadian and MicMac population, returning to Europe on November 9th, 1700. In his book he describes in detail the life aboard ship before reaching Port Royal and once in Acadia his interest in the fauna. He recounts his fishing and hunting trips, the Canadian winter, the methods of making spruce beer and maple sugar. He also describes the life of the Acadians, their dikes and the customs of the MicMac with a special emphasis on the cooking and food of both people. This journal was first published in 1708 and sold very well, due to the increasing interest in the new world. In very good condition with previous ownwer's name on the first blank page.

Couverture rigide. Jean-Baptiste Besongne | Rouen 1708 | 9.5 x 16.8 cm | Relié | Edition originale rare de cette curieuse relation, originellement composée entièrement en vers (7500), et que l'auteur, sur le conseil de ses amis, accepta d'entremêler d'un récit en prose (il garda quand même 2500 vers) ; cf Sabin 20128. Gagnon 1134 (édition de 1710). Dionne II. Reliure en pleine basane brune, dos à cinq nerfs orné de caissons dorés et décorés de fleurons dorés, pièce de titre de chagrin cerise, roulettes dorées sur les coiffes, encadrement de doubles filets noirs sur les plats, liserés dorés sur les coupes, tranches jaunes mouchetées de rouge, reliure de l'époque. Premier plat restauré en angle inférieur droit, taches et petites éraflures sur les plats, quelques petites rousseurs sans gravité, agréable état intérieur. A la différence de la seconde édition de 1710, elle ne doit pas comporter de frontispice. On ne connaît presque pas de détails sur la vie de Dières de Diéreville, chirurgien, peut-être né vers 1670, et qui embarqua en août 1699 sur La Royale paix à La Rochelle pour aller commercer en Acadie. Arrivé à destination le 13 octobre suivant, il demeura dans la région pendant une année, se renseignant à la fois sur les Acadiens et les Amérindiens, tout en collectant des spécimens de plantes pour les collections du Jardin du Roi à Paris. Il effectua son voyage de retour du 6 octobre au 9 novembre 1700 et se fixa ensuite comme chirurgien à Pont-l'Evêque. C'est à la demande de Michel Bégon, intendant de La Rochelle, qu'il rédigea ses souvenirs de voyage. Il vivait encore en 1711, mais on perd ensuite sa trace. | [ENGLISH DESCRIPTION FOLLOWS] Rare first edition of this curious travel account, originally written entirely in verse (7,500 lines), though the authoron the advice of friendsagreed to intersperse it with prose narrative (retaining 2,500 lines of verse); see Sabin 20128, Gagnon 1134 (1710 edition), and Dionne II.Contemporary full brown calf binding, spine with five raised bands, gilt compartments decorated with gilt floral tools, cherry red morocco label, gilt roll tooling at head and foot, double black fillet border on covers, gilt fillets on board edges, sprinkled yellow edges with red mottling.Lower right corner of upper cover restored; some spots and minor scuffs to the boards; occasional light foxing, otherwise internally fresh and appealing.Unlike the second edition of 1710, this copy was not issued with a frontispiece. Almost nothing is known about the life of Dières de Dièreville, a surgeon, possibly born around 1670, who embarked in August 1699 aboard the *Royale Paix* from La Rochelle for a trading mission to Acadia. He arrived on 13 October and remained in the region for a year, studying both the Acadians and the Indigenous peoples, while also collecting plant specimens for the Jardin du Roi in Paris. His return voyage took place from 6 October to 9 November 1700, after which he settled as a surgeon in Pont-l'Évêque. At the request of Michel Bégon, Intendant of La Rochelle, he wrote the account of his travels. He was still alive in 1711, but nothing further is known of his life. * in-12 ; [7] ff. n. ch. (faux-titre & titre, dédicace à l'intendant Begon, permission), 236 pp., un f.n.ch. d'approbation, 7 pp.

in-12, [6] ff. n. ch. (faux-titre, titre, dédicace à M. Bégon), 7-236 pp., un f. n. ch. d'approbation, basane granitée, dos à nerfs orné, tranches mouchetées de rouge (reliure de l'époque). Petit manque à la coiffe supérieure et au mors, épid. sur le second plat. Edition originale de cette relation fort rare, composée d'abord en vers, puis truffée d'un texte explicatif en prose pour la rendre plus "digeste". Cette première édition connut trois sorties qui diffèrent légèrement entre elles. Il existe une autre impression ancienne à la date de 1710, que l'on voit plus fréquemment, puis des réimpressions du XIXe et du XXe siècles (1885 et 1933). Notre exemplaire est bien complet du supplément racontant l'attaque de Port-Royal par les Anglais de Nouvelle-Angleterre, que l'on doit trouver dans la troisième sortie, mais il se trouve relié au début de l'ouvrage (après la dédicace à Bégon), alors qu'il est normalement placé à la fin du texte.Envoyé en Acadie comme chirurgien, Diéréville s'embarqua le 20 août 1699 à La Rochelle et demeura à Port-Royal du 13 octobre 1699 au 6 octobre 1700 ; il s'intéresse surtout à la flore et à la faune du district. Ses remarques sur les m?urs indiennes sont souvent savoureuses.Sabin 20128. Gagnon, 1134 (pour l'édition de 1710). Toronto public Library, Bibliography of Canadiana, 125 (édition de 1710). - - VENTE PAR CORRESPONDANCE UNIQUEMENT - LIEN DE PAIEMENT, NOUS CONSULTER.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. 12mo. pp. 7 p.l., 236, [1 leaf], 7. complete with half-title. woodcut ornaments & initials. contemporary sprinkled calf, gilt back (head of spine chipped, small stain to upper covers, some light browning but a good copy). First Edition, Third Issue. Dièreville, a French surgeon, was appointed supercargo on board a vessel bound for Port Royal in October of 1699. The present work, written in a curious mixture of prose and verse, recounts his journey and year-long stay in Acadia, descriptions of local flora and fauna, the state of the beaver trade, and impressions of Indian life and manners. One of the most curious practices related is the Indian method of reviving drowned people by enemas of tobacco smoke. Many floral specimens were gathered and brought back to France by Dièreville, including a honeysuckle which was named, in his honour, 'Dièreville acadensis' by French botanist Joseph Pitton de Tournefort in 1706. The Relation also contains considerable interesting detail regarding Indian and Acadian culinary practices, and is considered to be the "first important work in the gastronomical literature of Canada." (DCB) Three separate issues of the first edition were published in 1708; to this third has been added an additional seven-page account of the attack of the Bastonnais on Port Royal in August of 1707. Bell D194. Dionne II 296. JCB I 109. Lande 183. Sabin 20128. TPL 6361. cfField 428. cfGagnon I 1134. Story p. 214. DCB II pp. 188-89.

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