Accession Number:
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L2018.118.029
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M Number:
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M356
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Short Title:
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La Floride Francoise
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Full Title:
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La Floride Francoise Dresse sur La Relation des Voiages que Ribault, Laudonier, et Gourgues y ont faits en 1562, 1564, et 1567.
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Year:
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1677
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Object Edition:
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State 2
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Author:
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Pierre Du Val
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Place of Publication:
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Paris
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Publisher:
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Pierre Du Val
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Publisher Location:
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Paris
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Pub Title:
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Cartes pour les Itineraires et Voyages Modernes
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Pub Date:
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1665; 1677
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Continent:
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North America
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Country:
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United States; France
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State:
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Florida; Georgia; South Carolina; North Carolina; Virginia
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Geographic Area:
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Southeast United States
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Decorative Cartouche:
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The title is framed within a rectangle at the lower left with a basket weave design at the top of the cartouche. There is a sailing ship depicted in the lower right.
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Color Type:
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colored, possibly modern color
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Language:
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French
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Direction/Orientation:
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north at the top
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Printing Method:
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Copperplate engraving
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Cited References:
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Burden, Mapping of North America 381; Cumming, The Southeast in Early Maps, 61. Burden and Cumming disagree on whether the map is based on Lescarbot's 1612 map (Burden says it isn't, Cumming says it is).
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Geographical Description:
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The map depicts the southeastern United States, from north Florida up to Virginia. As the title states, the map shows the landing locations of three 16th century French expeditions to Florida: Ribault (1562), Laudonier (1564), and Gourgues (1567).
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Cartobibliographic notes:
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This copy is the second state of the map, printed in 1677, as indicated by Du Val's name being hyphenated as Du-Val. The sailing ship also does not appear in the first state, which was printed in 1665. Du Val's name is sometimes spelled Duval in other sources.
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