1999N°3, de juillet-septembre 1999, de cette revue trimestrielle fondée et dirigée par Jean Cuisenier: le musée ethnographique dans les anciennes colonies "s'inscrit désormais dans le registre de la construction d'une mémoire et d'une identité": dans les Dom-Tom comme dans nombre de jeunes Etats issus de la décolonisation, les musées sont "à la fois des points d'ancrage d'une affirmation identitaire et des instruments de légitimation politique contribuant à construire, à valider ou à réfuter les représentations mobilisées par différents groupes en quête d'une histoire et d'un territoire" (4è de couverture); articles sur l'Afrique tropicale, le Gabon, l'Indonésie, la Réunion, les Antilles, le Vénézuela, le Québec, la Louisiane, le Canada, la Nouvelle-Calédonie, la Hongrie; et divers. Français
1986rif. 21466Sherbrooke Collège de Sherbrooke, Département des Sciences Sociales 1986
1972rif. 29438Montreal L'Association des sculpteurs du Québec 1972
2022rif. 30628Montreal Go if Press - Random Tree Edition 2022
Very scarce report on Canada. 86 pp, including 2 large folding plates. With numerous tables giving exact details on demography, agriculture, and business. 4to. Bound in recent marbled boards. FINE AND BRIGHT, with no defects.
1999rif. 24961Sans lieu [Albanel, Qc] Françoise Marois éditions 1999
1963rif. 23880Montréal Librairie Déom, "poésie canadienne - 2" 1963
1961rif. 5213Montréal Beauchemin 1961
1961rif. 29862Montréal Beauchemin 1961
1990rif. 26467Québec [Imprimerie Le Renouveau] Gilles St-Laurent 1990
1979rif. 31610Québec 1979
1980rif. 25314Montréal Presses de l'Université de Montréal 1980
rif. 1018226672.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1856rif. 086939Quebec: Augustin Cote & Cie 1856. Hardcover. pp. ix 102. 8vo. Quarter black leather over marbled boards with gilt lettering to spine. Speckled page edges. Black and white illustrations. Light shelfwear library stamp to front endpapers and title page; very good. Text in French. Augustin Cote & Cie hardcover
1688rif. 298Paris: Robert Pepie 1688. Rare first edition of an account of an early trip to Quebec by Saint Vallier the second Bishop of the Province and immediate successor to Laval. Saint-Vallier visited the country in 1685 three years before his consecration as Bishop in order to examine the state of the diocese. Lasting eighteen months his itinerary included Quebec City all the parishes along the St. Lawrence and Montreal and following inland rivers and lakes eventually reached as far as Acadia. Upon his return he wrote a report in the form of a letter to a friend giving a colorful account of various Indian tribes and their relations to French colonists. The work became a classic ethnography of French Canada and was reprinted in 1856. The copy offered here is highly unusual in containing an apparently unrecorded cancel of the first prefatory leaf A i.e. A2 making several orthographic corrections and rectifying the omission of a word. The collation of our copy contains one more leaf than the copy described in the NUC or the JCB copy. It finds a match only in the Church copy where the additional leaf is explicitly described as a blank. Although beginning his ecclesiastical career as almoner to Louis XIV Saint Vallier 1653-1727 was more attracted to missionary work than the court of Versailles. He spent 42 years as Bishop of Quebec and wrote the first catechism for French Canada. Robert Pepie books
1688rif. 298Paris: Robert Pepie 1688. Rare first edition of an account of an early trip to Quebec by Saint Vallier the second Bishop of the Province and immediate successor to Laval. Saint-Vallier visited the country in 1685 three years before his consecration as Bishop in order to examine the state of the diocese. Lasting eighteen months his itinerary included Quebec City all the parishes along the St. Lawrence and Montreal and following inland rivers and lakes eventually reached as far as Acadia. Upon his return he wrote a report in the form of a letter to a friend giving a colorful account of various Indian tribes and their relations to French colonists. The work became a classic ethnography of French Canada and was reprinted in 1856. The copy offered here is highly unusual in containing an apparently unrecorded cancel of the first prefatory leaf A i.e. A2 making several orthographic corrections and rectifying the omission of a word. The collation of our copy contains one more leaf than the copy described in the NUC or the JCB copy. It finds a match only in the Church copy where the additional leaf is explicitly described as a blank. Although beginning his ecclesiastical career as almoner to Louis XIV Saint Vallier 1653-1727 was more attracted to missionary work than the court of Versailles. He spent 42 years as Bishop of Quebec and wrote the first catechism for French Canada. Robert Pepie
1965rif. 015588Wakefield England/New York/The Hague: S.R. Publishers Limited/Johnson Reprint Corporation/Mouton & Co. N.V. 1965. Facsimile Reprint . Hardcover. Fine/No Jacket. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. 269pp.; HB blue w/gilt; fine condition w/cleantight pgs. Title trans: "Present State of the Church and the French Colony in New France" by the Bishop of Quebec. Letter written by the new Bishop-elect of Quebec's return to Paris containing his observations. reprint of 1688 edition. in French S.R. Publishers Limited/Johnson Reprint Corporation/Mouton & Co. N.V. hardcover
2019rif. 29008Montréal Le Temps volé, éditeur 2019
1986rif. 29670Montréal Esse 1986
1927rif. 15613Québec Imprimé par Ls-A. Proulx 1927
1927rif. 26179Québec Imprimé par Ls-A. Proulx 1927
1959rif. 31958Montréal Beauchemin 1959
1865rif. 5181Québec G.E. Desbarats, imprimeur-éditeur 1865
1867rif. 31169Ste. Anne de la Pocatière Typographie de F. H. Proulx, imprimeur-libraire 1867
1975rif. 23389Montréal Editions Élysée 1975
