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Old Fort Ste. Marie: Home of Jesuit Martyrs, 1639-1649. by Devine SJ., E. J

by Devine SJ., E. J

Old Fort Ste. Marie: Home of Jesuit Martyrs, 1639-1649. by Devine SJ., E. J

Old Fort Ste. Marie: Home of Jesuit Martyrs, 1639-1649.

by Devine SJ., E. J

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Midland, Ontario.: Martyr's Shrine.. Very Good. Soft Cover. 12mo - 19 x 12.5 cm.; 51 - (5) pp. Pale blue wraps with dark blue lettering and art work in a saddle stapled binding. First published in 1947, this is the third revised edition. Illustrated with black white photogrpahs, line drawings and reproductions. Minor wear and light sunning to the covers. Offest tanning to the title page from a now long gone laid in piece of paper. Otherwise clean with a sound binding. The shipping cost for this small item will be reduced after it is ordered. .
  • Bookseller Independent bookstores CA (CA)
  • Format/Binding Soft Cover
  • Book Condition Used - Very Good
  • Binding Paperback
  • Publisher Martyr's Shrine.
  • Place of Publication Midland, Ontario.
  • Keywords Catholic; History; Jesuit; Midland;
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LE FORT SAINTE-MARIE RESIDENCE des Missionaires et des Martyrs Jesuites AU CANADA 1639-1649

by Devine, E. J., S.J.; Prud'Homme, P. Paul, S. J. (Traduit de l'Anglais)

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Used - Collectible Near Fine
Edition
First Edition
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Gene W. Baade Books on the West
Renton, Washington, United States
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Item Price
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Fort Sainte-Marie (Ontario): Sanctuaire des Bienheureus Martyrs Canadiens, 1926. First Edition. Soft cover. Collectible Near Fine. No other printings listed. 12mo printed, stapled wraps. 59 numbered pages. Illustrated with photos, drawings, maps, & document facsimile. Former owner's signature in ink top of front cover. Partial description from Parks Canada: "Description of Historic Place. Fort Sainte Marie II National Historic Site of Canada is located within the Beausoleil First Nation land reserve along the southern shore of Christian Island, on Georgian Bay, in Ontario. The site consists of a clearing bordered by trees, some modern homes, and the shoreline of Georgian Bay. Low-lying cobble walls, probably created by 20th century rock piling, delineate the footprint of the square fort as well as its corner bastions. Also included on the site is a large, unused Huron burial pit. Over time, natural factors have slightly altered the original setting, such as the effects of shoreline erosion. The… Read More
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NZ$169.94

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