Voyages of Samuel de Champlain, 1604-1618;

"This volume presents the texts of the Voyages of 1613 and the Voyages et descouvertures of 1619, as given in the excellent translation by Dr. Charles Pomeroy Otis, in the second and third volumes of the late Dr. Edmund F. Slafter's Voyages of Samuel de Champlain, published in three volumes by the Prince Society."--Note.

Champlain, the founder of New France.

Mode of access: Internet.

Frankreich und England in Nord-Amerika /

Translations of: Pioneers of France in the New World, pt. 2, Champlain and his associates, and The old regime in Canada.

Expedition of the Sieur de Champlain against the Onondagas in 1615 : comprising an inquiry into the route of the expedition, and the location of the Iroquois Fort which was besieged /

An edition of 100 copies reprinted from advance sheets of the Historical writings of the author.

Œuvres de Champlain,

The 1st edition, the printing of which was begun about 1865, was destroyed by fire just as the volumes were ready for publication. cf. Pref.

The Founder of New France; a chronicle of Champlain,

Mode of access: Internet.

La dimension juridique des relations entre Samuel de Champlain et les Autochtones de la Nouvelle-France

Contrairement à ce qui s’est produit dans les colonies espagnoles, en Nouvelle-Fance, les Français ont privilégié le maintien de relations pacifiques avec les peuples autochtones. Même si les représentants de la couronne sont autorisés à les assujettir par la force, très rapidement, le roi exige le respect des traités conclus avec eux. Ces alliances constituent d’ailleurs la première étape d’un processus de sédentarisation et de conversion qui doit, dans l’esprit des autorités, culminer par l’assujettissement des Autochtones à la couronne. Pour l’heure, au début du XVIIe siècle, ils sont considérés comme des alliés vivant selon leurs propres coutumes. C’est pourquoi Champlain doit renoncer à appliquer le droit français dans les cas où un Français a été tué par un Autochtone, alors qu’il n’envisage même pas d’imposer ces règles quand les protagonistes sont tous autochtones.

Political annals of Canada: a condensed record of governments from the time of Samuel de Champlain in 1608 down to the time of Earl Grey in 1905: with appendices containing a copy of the British North America Act, establishing the Dominion in 1867: also a list of the first members of the Dominion and provincial parliaments under confederation, and a table of important Canadian historical events,

Mode of access: Internet.

A king for the queene: Samuel Sheppard's the faerie king and his reception of Spenser's epic authority

This thesis is the study of the use and abuse of Edmund Spenser as an authority in native English epic literature of the early seventeenth century, within fifty years of his death. It focuses on attempts to emulate or adapt his seminal text, The Faerie Queene (1596), and offers a comparative analysis of two such approaches by the liminal authors, Ralph Knevet and Samuel Sheppard. The former, a tutor to the wealthy Norfolk Paston family, produced his A Supplement of the Ferie Queene in the pre-Civil War period (c.1630-1635), while the latter wrote The Faerie King at the very end of the social upheaval of the war (c.1648-54). The thesis privileges the study of the holograph manuscripts (Cambridge University Library, MS Ee.3.53 and Bodleian Library MS Rawl. Poet. 28 respectively) over the basic editions of these neglected texts. It argues for the need to re-evaluate the significance of such texts within the Spenserian canon and, through new readings of the texts' structures and contexts, the thesis questions the legitimacy of canon formation and continuation, as well as the influence editorial policies and decision making can have on subsequent readers and receptions of the text

Joseph Atias (1635-1700) : ein berühmter jüdischer Drucker

von J. S. Da Silva Rosa

Samuel and Eva Baeck nee Placzek with unidentified woman holding child in background Portraits; Family

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Samuel Eliasberg in a park with his son Georg Eliasberg; Berlin Portraits Family

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Portrait of brothers Moshe Chayim Eliasberg (on left) and Samuel Eliasberg playing chess watched by Moshe's son Mulek Eliasberg Portraits Family

Moshe Chayim Eliasberg died 1920; Samuel Eliasberg died 1929; Mulek Eliasberg, 1886-1942