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  1. Ville de Montréal. Section des archives
  2. Collection Philéas Gagnon. - 1546-1961
  3. Estampes. - [15-]-1909
  4. Estampes: Cartable 7 (42210-42239). - [16-]-[18-]
  5. Shahwundais, Revd. John Sunday : a converted chippeway chief and missionary to the indians of his own tribute at Alderville, Upper Canada / Painted by W. Gush ; Engraved by J. Thomson . - [18-]

Shahwundais, Revd. John Sunday : a converted chippeway chief and missionary to the indians of his own tribute at Alderville, Upper Canada / Painted by W. Gush ; Engraved by J. Thomson . - [18-]

item[18-]BM007-2-D07-P013

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Shahwundais, Revd. John Sunday : a converted chippeway chief and missionary to the indians of his own tribute at Alderville, Upper Canada / Painted by W. Gush ; Engraved by J. Thomson . - [18-]
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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
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[18-] (indexed as 1800)
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1 gravure : sur acier ; 12 x 10 cm sur feuille 23 x 14 cm.
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Ce portrait de face présente John Sunday (1796-1875), chef iroquois converti portant originellement le nom Shahwundais, devenu missionnaire notamment auprès de la tribu d'Alderville, en Haut Canada. Le document est en anglais. La pièce porte les cotes 1G4728 et 42222.
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A sepia-toned engraved portrait of a young man shown from the chest up in three-quarter view, turned slightly to his right. He wears a dark high-collared jacket with a white cravat and a round medal on a ribbon hanging across his chest, and a patterned sash at his waist. Below the image is a printed caption block, partly legible as lettering, with handwritten and stamped catalogue numbers in red and blue ink at the lower right.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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Rev. John Sunday,A CONVERTED CHIPPEWAS CHIEFAND MISSIONARY TO HIS OWN TRIBE AT ALNWICKUPPER CANADAEngraved by J. ThomsonShahwundais, Revd. John Sundaya converted Chippeway Chief and Missionary to the Indians of his own tribe at Alderville, Upper CanadaRead automatically; may contain mistakes.
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