Catalogue  243
Franco-Américains; Nouvelle-Angleterre /
Franco Americans; New England

|194.  AT, Jean-Antoine. «La situation religieuse aux États-Unis : illusions et réalités». Paris, Arthur Savaète, Éditeur, (1905). 62 p. (23 cm). En rapport avec l’étude de Jules Tardivel, propriétaire de "La Vérité" de Québec, qui répondait à l’ouvrage "Le Catholicisme aux États-Unis" (1898) par Ferdinand Brunetière. La seconde partie traite de l’Église du Canada. Titre rare!    65 $

195.  (AUSABLE CHASM, NY). «Souvenir of Ausable Chasm». Ausable Cahasm,W.H. Tracy Proprietor, c. 1890. Group of 12 photographs on cards, by New York Photogravure  Co. Explicative text. Good copy.    30 $

196.  (LEHIGH, NJ). «Lehigh Telephone Directory, Winter Issue, 1929». Lehigh NJ, Lehigh Telephone Co., 1929. 252 & 116 p. (28 cm). Scarce telephone directory in good condition.     135 $

197.  (NOTRE-DAME ACADEMY; CHICAGO). «Souvenir Program, Golden Jubilee, Notre-Dame Academy, 1885-1935». Chicago, Cahill Printing Co., 1935. (48 p.) (23 cm). Illustrations & portraits. Foreword by Rev. Zeph. Belanger; historical sketch of the Academy, a Franco American School destined for the education of Canadian children. Nice copy, uncommon.    45 $

198.  ROY, Pierre-Georges. «Le Sieur de Vincennes Fondateur de l’Indiana et sa famille». Québec, Charrier & Dugal, 1919. XVI,365 p. (28 cm). Reliure en toile d’époque.    60 $

199.  (SLAVERY) JAY, William. «Reply to Remarks of Rev. Moses Stuart, Lately a Professor in the Theological Seminary at Andover, on Hon. John Jay, and an Examination of his Scriptural Exegesis, contained in his recent pamphlet entitled "Conscience and the Constitution"». New York, Printed by John A. Gray, 1850. 22 p. (23 cm). Original printed wraps. About John Jay, important stateman of the Colonial & the Revolutionary era; he became Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and the first President of the Abolition Society. His son William, the author, also became a reputed jurist and abolitionist; in the actual text he defends his father's views and the anti-slavery cause. Very good copy, scarce title.    250 $

200.  SMITH, Matthew Hale. «Sunshine and Shadow in New York». Hartford, J.B. Burr and Company, 1869. 718,(2) p. Original gilt decorated cloth, spine lightly sunned, top cover gilt decorated. With 12 engravings. Author is very casual with comments about high society, John Jacob Astor, Cornelius Vanderbilt, prisons, police, detectives, blackmail, gambling houses, dance houses, Wall Street, Jews and Catholics. Light foxing, a very good copy generally.     95 $|

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