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  1. Ville de Montréal. Section des archives
  2. Fonds Aegidius Fauteux. - [17-]-1941, surtout 1900-1941
  3. Portraits historiques canadiens. - [17-]-[19-]
  4. Jean de Brébeuf . - [19-]
  5. BM1-5P0242-01

BM1-5P0242-01

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BM1-5P0242-01
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This is a black-and-white lithograph in the style of an old printed book plate, showing a scene of captives being tormented at a palisade village. In the centre, a bearded man in a long robe is tied to an upright wooden post, while figures in feathered headdresses and body paint gather around a fire and an iron cauldron, with a figure kneeling in the foreground. Tall wooden stakes, a palisade fence and conifer trees sit behind the scene under a cloudy sky. A French caption beneath the image reads 1649 - LES PÈRES DE BRÉBEUF ET GABRIEL LALEMANT PRIS PAR LES IROQUOIS FURENT TRANSPORTÉS À LA BOURGADE DE SAINT IGNACE, PRÈS LA BAIE GEORGIENNE ET PÉRIRENT AU MILIEU D'AFFREUX TOURMENTS.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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CrowdEngravingFenceFireHistorical CostumeIllustrationManPalisadePriestTreeTagged automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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1649 - LES PÈRES DE BRÉBEUF ET GABRIEL LALEMANT PRIS PAR LES IROQUOIS FURENT TRANSPORTÉS À LA BOURGADE DE SAINT IGNACE, PRÈS LA BAIE GEORGIENNE ET PÉRIRENT AU MILIEU D'AFFREUX TOURMENTS.5.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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