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Journal du dernier voiage de M. de la Sale. par Joutel.
12
mo.
1815 Catalogue, page 124, no. 77, as above, but reading
voyage.
JOUTEL,
Henri.
Journal Historique du dernier Voyage que feu M. de la Sale fit dans le Golfe de Mexique, pour trouver l’embouchure, & le cours
de la Riviere de Missicipi [sic], nomée à present la Riviere de Saint Loüis, qui traverse la Louisiane. Où l’on voit l’Histoire tragique de sa mort, & plusieurs
choses curieuses du nouveau monde. Par Monsieur Joutel, l’un des Compagnons de ce Voyage, redigé & mis en ordre par Monsieur De Michel.
A
Paris: Chez
Estienne Robinot,
mdccxiii
. Avec Approbation & Privilege du Roy. [1713.]
F1030.5 .J86
First Edition. 12mo. 210 leaves, folded engraved map of Louisiana after Joutel with a view of Niagara Falls (lacking in the copy collated).
Sabin 36760.
Boucher de la Richarderie VI, 125.
Church 855.
Winsor IV, 240.
Field 809 (in the note).
Boimare 24.
Harrisse 750.
Staton and Tremaine 96 (mentioned in the note).
Entered by Jefferson in his undated manuscript catalogue, with the price,
2.10.
Henri Joutel, 1640?-1735, accompanied La Salle as intendant on his expedition from France in 1684 to explore the Mississippi from its
mouth. After the assassination of La Salle in 1687, he escaped to Canada and from Quebec he returned to France. The note of
Harrisse reads: “Ouvrage écrit sur des notes prises de 1684 à 1687, mais publié à la requête du géographe Delisle, pour réfuter
le livre attribué à Henry de Tonty.”
Jean Michel, who prepared the Journal for the press, had also recently returned from Canada to France.
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la Sale’s last voiage to the gulph of Mexico. by Joutel.
8
vo.
1815 Catalogue, page 124, no. 196, as above, but reading
voyage and
gulf.
JOUTEL,
Henri.
A Journal of the Last Voyage Perform’d by Monsr. de la Sale, to the Gulph of Mexico, to find out the Mouth of the Missisipi
River; Containing, an Account of the Settlements he endeavour’d to make on the Coast of the aforesaid Bay, his unfortunate
Death, and the Travels of his Companions for the Space of Eight Hundred Leagues across that Inland Country of America. now
call’d Louisiana, (and given by the King of France to M. Crozat,) till they came into Canada. Written in
French by Monsieur Joutel, a Commander in that Expedition; and Translated from the Edition just publish’d at Paris. With an exact Map of that vast
Country, and a Copy of the Letters Patents granted by the K. of France to M. Crozat.
London: Printed for
A. Bell,
B. Lintott, and
J. Baker,
1714.
F1030.5 .J87
First Edition in
English. 8vo. 120 leaves, folded map of Louisiana, with a view of Niagara Falls in the corner, after Joutel (lacking in the copy collated). On the verso of the last preliminary leaf is an Advertisement to the British Gentry.
Sabin 36762.
Boucher de la Richarderie VI, 125.
Winsor IV, 240.
Field 808.
Boimare 25.
Staton and Tremaine 96.
Harrisse 751.
Entered by Jefferson in his undated manuscript catalogue with the price,
1/6.
A translation into English of the previous entry.
Antoine Crozat, 1655-1738, held Louisiana, as a private grant from King Louis XIV of France, from 1712 to 1717.
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