Relation originale du voyage de Jacques Cartier au Canada en 1534
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A near-contemporary seafarer's narrative recounts an early French expedition to northeastern North America, rendered in the vernacular of Breton mariners and recording coastal reconnaissance, place-naming and claims of possession. The edition juxtaposes manuscript witnesses and foreign translations, discusses linguistic features and copyist errors, and argues for the relation's primacy and likely authorship. An appended document summarizes later French and English discoveries up to the early seventeenth century. The publication is complemented by portraits and architectural sketches that illustrate the captain's connections and the voyage's material context.
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