- Ville de Montréal. Section des archives
- Collection Philéas Gagnon. - 1546-1961
- Estampes. - [15-]-1909
- Estampes: Cartable 10 (42311-42369) . - [17-]-1908
- Father Jogues haranguing the Mohawks : from "France and England in North America" by F. Parkman, by permission of Little, Brown & Co, Boston, U.S.A. / Printed by the Graphic for the Victoria League, Millbank house, Westminster . - 1908
Father Jogues haranguing the Mohawks : from "France and England in North America" by F. Parkman, by permission of Little, Brown & Co, Boston, U.S.A. / Printed by the Graphic for the Victoria League, Millbank house, Westminster . - 1908
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- Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
- Dates
- 1908 (indexed as 1908)
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- Scope & content
- Cette gravure présente le père jésuite Isaac Jogues, missionnaire en Nouvelle-France au XVIIe siècle, entouré de Mohawks, auprès de qui il prêche. Le père Jogues fut capturé et torturé par les Iroquois, avant d'être éventuellement tué par les Mohawks. La carte fait partie d'une série de douze vues publiées par la Victoria League Souvenir à l'occasion du tricentenaire de la ville de Québec, en 1908, série intitulée "Canadian historical picture cards" (avec enveloppe afférente). Le document est en anglais. La pièce porte la cote 42335. Ce document ne fait pas l'objet d'une description dans l'Essai de bibliographie canadienne de Philéas Gagnon.
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- 1 gravure ; 9 x 15 cm sur carte 15 x 23 cm.
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- This is a black-and-white engraved illustration of a scene in a large wooden longhouse-style interior, with a robed, bearded clergyman in a long dark cloak standing on the left and gesturing with one arm toward a group of seated and standing Native men. The central figure wears a tall feathered headdress and fringed hide clothing and holds a staff, while others in the crowd wear feathered headdresses and are gathered closely around him. Below the picture, a printed caption reads Father Jogues Haranguing the Mohawks, with a short paragraph of printed text and a credit line for Parkman's France and England in North America, so the image is a printed book plate or page rather than a photograph.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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- From "France and England in North America," by F. Parkman.By permission of Little, Brown & Co., Boston, U.S.A.FATHER JOGUES HARANGUING THE MOHAWKS.Father Jogues was one of the devoted band of Jesuit Missionaries who gave their lives to the cause of Christianising the Indians. The first Jesuit Mission went out in 1611. In 1634 there were six of the fraternity at work in Quebec. Father Jogues was captured and tortured by the Iroquois, but escaped and returned to France for a time. Going back to Canada he founded the "Mission of Martyrs" to the Mohawk Indians, and was eventually murdered by them.Printed by The Graphic for the Victoria League, Millbank House, Westminster.No. 4.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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