;) D'AMOURS, Joseph-Arthur «Une paroisse de langue française aux États-Unis. -- Saint-Mathieu de Central Falls. -- Simple monographie» Québec, Imp. l'Action Sociale Ltée, 1917. 124,(7) p. (20 cm). Reliure toile d'époque, cachet sur feuille de garde mais bon exemplaire orné d'une illustration et de portraits. Monographie peu commune de cette paroisse du Rhode Island. (Inv. #35162) 60 $ | |
;) DELAWARE AND HUDSON CO «Historic Shrines in a Summer Paradise» Albany NY, Delaware and Hudson Co., c. 1935. (23 cm). Large folder illustrated in color, with a color map, of the route from Albany to the St. Lawrence River. Pictures of the ruins of Fort St. Frederick, Fort Montgomery, Fort William Henry etc. Coloured wraps showing the Black Watch at Ticonderoga (1758) & Burgoyne at Saratoga (1777). Nice railway publicity item with descriptive texts. (Inv. #7401) 20 $ | |
| FECTEAU, Edward «French Contributions to America» Methuen MA, Soucy Press, 1945. 339 p. (23 cm). Library stamps, content in good condition. (Inv. #30110) 15 $ | |
;) JEHIN DE PRUME, Jules «Les Canadiens-Français à New-York. Historique de la Colonie Canadienne-Française et de la Société Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Bienfaisance de New-York» Montréal, Imp. A.P. Pigeon, Limitée, (1920). 70 p. (23 cm). Titre de la couverture, petit cachet mais bel exemplaire; illustrations et portraits, ouvrage rare. (Inv. #35132) 65 $ | |
;) (MANCHESTER, NH) «Messire Joseph-Augustin Chevalier. - Jubilé de Diamant Sacerdotal, 1867-1927» Manchester, L'Avenir National, 1927. 118 p. (26 cm). L'abbé Chevalier, né à L'Assomption, exerçait son sacerdoce à Manchester, au New Hampshire depuis 1871. Fortement illustré, tirage de 1000 exemplaires numérotés à la presse. Un beau livre... (Inv. #15594) 35 $ | |
;) (NEW BEDFORD, MA) «Notice Historique. Saint-Antoine de New Bedford, Mass.» Montréal, Imprimerie du Messager, 1913. 174 p. (19 cm). Illustrations. Bon exemplaire. (Inv. #16471) 45 $ | |
;) ROEMER, Theodore (transl) «Pioneer Capuchin Letters» New York, Joseph F. Wagner, 1936. 160 p. (23 cm). Most of the letters written from 1857 to 1883 by the founders of the Calvary Capuchin Province of Saint Joseph, the first permanent Capuchin foundation in the United States. They were addressed to the Ludwig-Missionsverein in Munich and the Leopoldinen-Stiftung in Vienna, mission societies of Bavaria and Austria. The history of the founding of the province is thus told in documentary form. Some Canadian content. (Inv. #17336) 45 $ | |
;) SMYTH, James W «History of the Catholic Church in Woonsocket and Vicinity, from the Celebration of the First Mass in 1828, to the Present Time, with a Condensed Account of the Early History of the Church in the United States» Woonsocket, Charles E. Cook, Printer, 1903. VI,304 p. (22 cm). Original red cloth with gilt text. With many illustrations. Much about Franco Americans and the Catholic Church of Woonsocket, Rhode Island. Scarce title. (Inv. #7451) 65 $ | |
;) (SOUTHBRIDGE, MA) «Notre Dame Parish, Southbridge, Massachusetts» South Hackensack NJ, 1969. 35,(5) p. (28 cm). Original hardcover. Profusely illustrated, some in color. Text in French & English. (Inv. #31170) 45 $ | |
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