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The Rivals of Acadia (Hardback) - 16 Angebote vergleichen
Bester Preis: Fr. 43.89 (€ 44.90)¹ (vom 01.10.2018)The Rivals of Acadia (2018)
ISBN: 9780464902393 bzw. 0464902398, in Englisch, 180 Seiten, Blurb, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Amazon.com.
On a bright day in the summer of 1643, a light pleasure-boat shot gaily across the harbor of Boston, laden with a merry party, whose cheerful voices were long heard, mingling with the ripple of the waves, and the music of the breeze, which swelled the canvas, and bore them swiftly onward. A group of friends, who had collected on the shore to witness their departure, gradually dispersed, till, at length, a single individual only remained, whose eyes still followed the track of the vessel, though his countenance wore that abstracted air, which shewed his thoughts were detached from the passing scene. He seemed quite unconscious of the silence that succeeded this transient bustle, and a low murmur, which soon begun to spread along the shore, was equally disregarded. Suddenly a confused sound of many voices burst upon his ear, and hurried steps, as of persons in alarm and agitation, at once aroused him from his reverie. At the same moment, a hand was laid heavily on his shoulder, and a voice exclaimed, with earnestness, "Are you insensible, Arthur Stanhope, at a moment, when every man's life is in jeopardy?" "My father!" replied the young man, "what is the meaning of all this excitement and confusion?", Hardcover, Label: Blurb, Blurb, Product group: Book, Published: 2018-09-04, Studio: Blurb.
The Rivals of Acadia
ISBN: 9781406845327 bzw. 1406845329, in Englisch, The Echo Library, Taschenbuch, neu.
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M. Razilly, governor-general of the French province of Acadia, had entrusted the administration to D'Aulney de Charnisy, and St. Etienne, lord of La Tour. The former he appointed lieutenant of the western part of the colony, the latter of the eastern; they were separated by the river St. Croix. La Tour also held possession in right of a purchase, confirmed by the king's patent; and, on the death of Razilly, which happened at an early period of the settlement, he claimed the supreme command. His ... M. Razilly, governor-general of the French province of Acadia, had entrusted the administration to D'Aulney de Charnisy, and St. Etienne, lord of La Tour. The former he appointed lieutenant of the western part of the colony, the latter of the eastern; they were separated by the river St. Croix. La Tour also held possession in right of a purchase, confirmed by the king's patent; and, on the death of Razilly, which happened at an early period of the settlement, he claimed the supreme command. His pretensions were violently disputed by D'Aulney; and, from that time, each had constantly sought to dispossess the other; and the most bitter enmity kept them continually at strife. Both had repeatedly endeavoured to obtain assistance from the New-England colonists; but, as yet, they had prudently declined to decide in favor of either, lest the other should prove a dangerous, or at least an annoying enemy. La Tour was, or pretended to be, a Hugonot,--which gave him a preference with the rulers of the Massachusetts; they had shewn a friendly disposition towards him, and permitted any persons, who chose, to engage in commerce with him. He had just returned from France, in a ship well laden with supplies for his fort at St. John's, and a stout crew, who were mostly protestants of Rochelle. But he found the fort besieged, and the mouth of the river shut up, by several vessels of D'Aulney's, whose force it would have been temerity to oppose. He sailed directly to Boston, to implore assistance in removing his enemy; bringing with him a commission from the king, which established his authority, as lieutenant-general in Acadia.Taal: Engels;Oorspronkelijke titel: The Rivals of Acadia;Afmetingen: 7x229x152 mm;Gewicht: 199,00 gram;ISBN10: 1406845329;ISBN13: 9781406845327; Engelstalig | Paperback.
The Rivals of Acadia (2006)
ISBN: 9781557425096 bzw. 1557425094, in Englisch, 152 Seiten, Wildside Press, Taschenbuch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, PBShop UK.
M. Razilly, governor-general of the French province of Acadia, had entrusted the administration to D'Aulney de Charnisy, and St. Etienne, lord of La Tour. The former he appointed lieutenant of the western part of the colony, the latter of the eastern; they were separated by the river St. Croix. La Tour also held possession in right of a purchase, confirmed by the king's patent; and, on the death of Razilly, which happened at an early period of the settlement, he claimed the supreme command. His pretensions were violently disputed by D'Aulney; and, from that time, each had constantly sought to dispossess the other; and the most bitter enmity kept them continually at strife. Both had repeatedly endeavoured to obtain assistance from the New-England colonists; but, as yet, they had prudently declined to decide in favor of either, lest the other should prove a dangerous, or at least an annoying enemy. La Tour was, or pretended to be, a Hugonot,--which gave him a preference with the rulers of the Massachusetts; they had shewn a friendly disposition towards him, and permitted any persons, who chose, to engage in commerce with him. He had just returned from France, in a ship well laden with supplies for his fort at St. John's, and a stout crew, who were mostly protestants of Rochelle. But he found the fort besieged, and the mouth of the river shut up, by several vessels of D'Aulney's, whose force it would have been temerity to oppose. He sailed directly to Boston, to implore assistance in removing his enemy; bringing with him a commission from the king, which established his authority, as lieutenant-general in Acadia. Paperback, Label: Wildside Press, Wildside Press, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2006-01-12, Freigegeben: 2006-01-12, Studio: Wildside Press, Verkaufsrang: 15156450.
The Rivals of Acadia (2005)
ISBN: 9781557425096 bzw. 1557425094, in Englisch, Wildside Press, neu, E-Book.
bol.com.
M. Razilly, governor-general of the French province of Acadia, had entrusted the administration to D'Aulney de Charnisy, and St. Etienne, lord of La Tour. The former he appointed lieutenant of the western part of the colony, the latter of the eastern; they were separated by the river St. Croix. La Tour also held possession in right of a purchase, confirmed by the king's patent; and, on the death of Razilly, which happened at an early period of the settlement, he claimed the supreme command. His ... M. Razilly, governor-general of the French province of Acadia, had entrusted the administration to D'Aulney de Charnisy, and St. Etienne, lord of La Tour. The former he appointed lieutenant of the western part of the colony, the latter of the eastern; they were separated by the river St. Croix. La Tour also held possession in right of a purchase, confirmed by the king's patent; and, on the death of Razilly, which happened at an early period of the settlement, he claimed the supreme command. His pretensions were violently disputed by D'Aulney; and, from that time, each had constantly sought to dispossess the other; and the most bitter enmity kept them continually at strife. Both had repeatedly endeavoured to obtain assistance from the New-England colonists; but, as yet, they had prudently declined to decide in favor of either, lest the other should prove a dangerous, or at least an annoying enemy. La Tour was, or pretended to be, a Hugonot,--which gave him a preference with the rulers of the Massachusetts; they had shewn a friendly disposition towards him, and permitted any persons, who chose, to engage in commerce with him. He had just returned from France, in a ship well laden with supplies for his fort at St. John's, and a stout crew, who were mostly protestants of Rochelle. But he found the fort besieged, and the mouth of the river shut up, by several vessels of D'Aulney's, whose force it would have been temerity to oppose. He sailed directly to Boston, to implore assistance in removing his enemy; bringing with him a commission from the king, which established his authority, as lieutenant-general in Acadia. Productinformatie:Taal: Engels;Oorspronkelijke titel: The Rivals of Acadia;Afmetingen: 8x229x152 mm;Gewicht: 231,00 gram;Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ;ISBN10: 1557425094;ISBN13: 9781557425096; Engels | Ebook | 2005.
The Rivals of Acadia (2007)
ISBN: 9781406845327 bzw. 1406845329, in Englisch, Echo Library, neu, Nachdruck.
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The Rivals of Acadia (2007)
ISBN: 9781406845327 bzw. 1406845329, in Englisch, Echo Library, neu, Nachdruck.
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The Rivals of Acadia (2016)
ISBN: 9781406845327 bzw. 1406845329, in Englisch, Echo Library, Taschenbuch, neu, Nachdruck.
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The Rivals of Acadia (2005)
ISBN: 9781557425096 bzw. 1557425094, in Englisch, 152 Seiten, Wildside Pr, Taschenbuch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, more_for_u.
Paperback, Label: Wildside Pr, Wildside Pr, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2005-12-26, Studio: Wildside Pr.
The Rivals of Acadia (2018)
ISBN: 9783734023958 bzw. 3734023955, in Englisch, 176 Seiten, Outlook Verlag, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, LitoA Buch- und Medienhandel.
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