File:Moose Factory rebaptisé Fort St-Louis après sa capture par les Français en 1686.jpg
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Français : Moose Factory (appelé aussi Monsipi), dans la baie James, après sa prise par les Français en juin 1686, et rebaptisé Fort Saint-Louis. « Fort Saint-Louis, situé dans l’ile ci à côté marqué A muni de 40 pièces de canon, 25 desquelles ont été apportées du Fort Sainte-Anne et dans lequel les Français font la traite des pelleteries ». Extrait de la Carte des costes de l'Amérique septentrionale et des terres nouvellement découvertes par Pierre Alemand dans les trois voyages qu'il a faits de Quebeck à la Baye d'Hudson ... présentée à Monseigneur le Marquis de Seignelay. Détail d'une carte publiée en 1687 pour illustrer la campagne menée en 1686 par les Français pour chasser les Anglais de leurs postes de traite des fourrures dans le sud de la baie d'Hudson (baie James). Carte dressée d'après les relevés et dessins du géographe de l'expédition, Pierre Allemand.
English: Moose Factory (also called Monsipi), in James Bay, after its capture by the French in June 1686, and renamed Fort Saint-Louis. "Fort Saint-Louis, located in the island next to it (marked with the letter A), provided with 40 pieces of cannon, 25 of which were brought from Fort Sainte-Anne and in which the French trade in furs" . Dedicated to Monsignor Marquis de Seignelay (Minister of the Navy). Detail of a map published in 1687 to illustrate the expedition made in 1686 by the French to seize the English forts in southern Hudson Bay (James Bay). Map made from the drawings made by the geographer of the expedition, Pierre Allemand. |
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| Author | Pierre Allemand (1662-1691) |
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