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ts defences and the

occasional entrenched camps of the French commanded by Marquis de

Montcalm: shewing likewise the principal works and operations of the British forces, under the command of major general Wolfe, during the siege of that place in 1759. 29 X 59.

(Dans Atlantic Neptune, 1780, p. 2, No. 5.)

ada, with the bason and part

of the adjacent country shewing the principal encampments and works

of the British army commanded by Gen. Wolfe and those of the French

army commanded by Lieut. Gen. Montcalm during the siege of that place in 1759. 28 X S0. Mss.

Place above the Town of Quebec. describing the Assault of the Enemys Post on the Banxs of the River St. Lawrence, with a Distant View of the Action between the British & French Armys, on the Hauteurs D'Abraham Sept. 13th, 1759. Inscrib'd to the Right Honble Field Marshal Lord Viscount Ligonier Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Forces. By his Lordships most obedt servant Hery Smyth Aid de Camp to Gen. Wolfe, 11% X 17%.

(Dans Doughty, Sicge of Quebec, T. 2, p. 249, 94 X 414.

Capital of Canada in North America with the Bason and a part of the Adjacent Country Shewing

the principal Encampments and Works of the British Army Commanded by Major General Wolfe, and those of the French Army Commanded by Lieut. General the Marquis of Montcalm. during the Siege of that Place in 1759. N, B. The British works are Coloured yellow and their Encampments red with the Facing of the different corpses, The French Works and Encampments are coloured blue, 5 ft, 10 X 2 £. 4. Scale 800 feet to the inch, Surveyed by Cap. Debbeig, Capt. Holland, & Lieut. Desbarres.

(Dans Doughty, Siege of Quebec, T. 1, p. 264; also in Wood, Fight for Canada, 1904. 41% X 1514.)

QUÉBEC.—Vue de La ville de Québec assiégée au mois de juillet 1759 et rendue le 18 de Septembre de La mesme année. Mss. 20 X 10. (Aux archives du Séminaire de Québec.)

TICONDEROGA.—A view of the lines and forts of Ticonderoga taken from n hill on the side of South Bay in 1759. 8 X 121%. Mss.

TICONDEROGA.— Project for the attack of Ticonderoga, proposed to be put

in execr'.…, :- near as the circumstances and ground will admit of. May 9° h, ‘9 15 X 12

: * ‘ad, Collection, No. 24.)

TICONDEROG:. + ‘+ wis in 1759. GX G Mss.

TiCONDEROGA.—, :an of T'iconderoga & A by H. Skinner. G X 10.

(Dans Universal Magazine, London, 1759, T. 25, nov. p. 266.)

perspective view of lake Georg:

WILLIAM HENRY.—Plan of the attack on Fort William Henry and Ticon-

deroga, showing road from “F. Edward wharf of Montcalm's landing,” etc. 1759. Mes. 1214 X 7%. 1759.

(By Colonel James Montresor.)

; BAIE D'HUDSON,--Carta rappresentante una parte alla Baja d‘ffudson, et le regione a Maestro dell' America Septentrionale. Livorno. 84 X 10%.

CANADA—Carte du Canada ou de la Nouvelle France et des découvertes qui y ont été faites, dressée sur les observa*ions les plus nouvelles et sur divers mémoires tant manuscrits qu'imprnez avec note historique. 16 X 20%.

CANADA.—Carte du Canada, de la Nouvelle Ecosse et de l'Acadie, d'après les originaux anglais, Paris. 9 X 13.

CANADA.—A map of Canada and the northeru part of Louisiana with the adjacent countries. By Thos Jefferys, 12 x 21. (Dans Jefferys, Natural and civil history, London, 1760.)

ISLE DE SABLE.—Carte marine. 10 X 1414.

Isce AUX Noix.-—The Siege of Isle aux Noix in 1760.

LOUISBOURG.—A plan of the city and harbour of Louisbourg with the French batteries that defended it, 13 X 24.

(Dans Jefferys, Natural and civil history, P. 1, p. 25.)

LOUISBOURG.—Plan des Hafens und Festung Louisbourg, auf der Insel Cap-Breton. Nurnberg.

MoNTRÉAI.—Fortifications de Montréal 1760, D. Pornarede sculp. 6 X Sw.

(Dans Suite, Hist. des C. F., T. 3.)

NOUVELLE ECOSSE.—A new map of Nova Scotia, and Cape Britain, with the adjacent parts of New England and Canada. 18 X 24, (Dans Jefferys, Natural and civil history, London, 1760.)

QUÉBEC.—Plan de la ville ide Québec 1760, 814 X 914.

QUÉBEC.—A view of Quebec fror1 the bason. 6 X 914. (Dans London Magazine, 1760, T. 29, p. 393.)

QUÉBEC.—Plan de la ville de Québec. 30 X 24, (Dans Faden, Collection, No. 15.)

QuesEc.—View of the City of Quebec, the Capital of Canada. Taken partly from Pointe des Pères and partly from the Vanguard man-ofwar. By Capt. Hervey Smith, Aide-de-camp to the late Gen. Wolfe. Dedicated to Pitt. Feb. 1760. PF. Benerzech, sc.

(Dans Doughty, Siege of Quebec, T. 2, p. 5; aussi dans Ilart, Fall of New France, p. 97. 912 X 6%.)

QUÊÉBEC.—Plan de la ville de Quebec; carefully drawn and colored, with forty references to batteries, ete. 25 X 16.

(Dans Faden, Collection, No. 16.)

QuÊÉBEC.—Plan of a route undertaken in winter, jan. 26, from Quebec, the capital of Canada, to the frontier settlements of the township of Topsham, near Brunswick Fort, on the river Ammerascaegin in the province of New Hampshire. feb. 20, 1760. John Montresor, sub. eng'r & lieut. 84 X 41. Mss.

QUEBEK, de hoostad von Kanada : aan de rivier van St. Laurens; door de Engelschen belegerd en by verdrag bemagtigd jaar 1759. Amsterdam, Tirion, 1760. 151 X 174.

QUEBEC.—Pian der Stadt Quebec haupstadt in Neu Frankreich oder Canada. Prospect der Stadt Quebec. Nurnburg. 6% X 1114.

QUEBEC.—A view of the fall of Montmorenci and the attack made by general Wolfe, on the French entrenchments near Beauport, with the grenadiers of the army, july 31, 1759, Drawn on the spot by Cap't Hervey Smith. Engraved by Wm. Elliot, 13 x 10%. London, T. Jefferys, 1760.

QUEBEC —A Plan of the River St. Lawrence from the Falls of Montmorenci to Sillery, with the operations of the Siege of Quebec. 10 X 6.

(In possession of Major J. E. Monckton, Brewood, Staffordshire.)

QUEBEC.—A Plan of the ground near ye R. Montmorenci, whereon General Wolf encampt July — and which he quit September 1759, ut 12 o’clock on the Day in sight of the French Army without the loss of a man. 20 X 13.

(Manuscrit original conservé au British Museum.)

QUEBEC. — A plan of Quebec, the Capital of Canada, as it surrender'd 18 Septemr. 1759 to the British Fleet and Army Commanded by Vice Adml. Saunders and Brigadier Gen. Townshend, with numerous references, London, 1760.

(Au Département de la guerre à Paris.)

QUEBEC.—Plan of the battle of the 2Sth of April, 1760, fought on the heights of Abraham near Quebec. 10 X 22.

(Dans Faden, Collection, No. 15.)

QUEBEC.—Plan of the city of Quebec showing positions of the British and French armies and the advance by each army after the line was formed on the 13th of September, 1759, The positions on this plan were determined from several manuscript plans of the battle by British officers in 1759 and 1760.

QUEBEC.—A New Chart of the River St. Lawrence from the island of Anticosti to the falls of Richelieu, taken by order of Charles Saunders, Esqre, Vice Admiral and Commander in Chief of His Majesty’s Ships in the Expedition against Quebec in 1759. Published by Command of the Right Honble the Lords of the Admiralty. Eùgraved by T!. Jefferys.

(Dans American Maps, T. 3, Nos. 1-2.)

QUEBEC.—An authentic plan of the River St. Lawrence from Sillery to

Majesty’s navy. Dedicated to Pitt, With a small plan entitled “ A view of the action gained by the English, Septr 13, 1759, near Quebec. Brought from thence by an Oflicer of Distinction, published in 1760. 13 X 184.

(Dans Jefferys, Natural and civil history, etc., P. 1, p. 131.)

QUEBEC.—A Correct Plan of the Environs of Quebec and of the Battle fought on the 13th September, 1759. Together with a particular Detail of the French Lines and Batteries and Attacks of the British Army, and the Investiture of that City under the Command of Vice Adniral Saunders, Major General Wolfe, Brigadier General Moncton and Brigadier General Townshend. Drawn from the : Original Surveye taken by the Engineers of the army. Engraved by Thomas Jefferys, Geographer to His Majesty. 34 X 34,

(Dans Doughty, T. 2, p. 272.)

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540. Quesec.—Plan of the Town and Basin of Quebec and part of the adjacent

country, shewing the principal encampments, and works of the British army ccmmanded by Major Genl. Wolfe, and those of the French army by Lieut. Genl. the Marquis de Montcalm during the attack in 1759. The British works are colored yellow with the facings of the different corps. The French works and encampments are colored blue. The different part were surveyed by Captain Delbieg, Engineer in Ordinary, Captain Holland of the Royal American, Assistant Engineer, by Lieut.

Barres of the Royal American, Assistant Engineer, 5 ft. 4 1. X 2 ft. 2 i.

(Ms. au British Museum.)

ST. LAURENT.—Tauff des S. Laurentzi Flusses in Nord America. I. Von seiner Mündung bis Quebec. II. Von Quebec an den see Ontario verlegt von Georg. Christopher Kilian in Augsburg, 1760.

ST. LAURENT.—Carta rappresentante il golfo del fiume $S. Iorenzo. Livorno, 1760. 8 X 10.

ST. LAURENT.—Carte d'une partie du cours du fleuve St. Laurent où se trouve le plan de Québec et de la bataille donnée le 28 avril 1760 gagnée par les troupes du Roy commandées par Mr. le Chevalier de Lévis, contre l’armée Angloise commandée par le général Murray.

(Copie aux Archives du Parlement à Québec.)

CANADA—An accurate map of Canada, with the adjacent Countries ; exhibiting the late seat of war between the English and French in those parts. 14 X 104.

(Dans Universal Magazine, febr. 1761, T. 28, p. 57.)

CHAUDIÈRE.—A map of the sources of the Chaudière, Penobscot, und Kennebec rivers. By Montresor. 2214 X 19.

(Dans Montresor, Journal of expedition from Quebec into Maine,

published by the Maine Historical Society, 1831, T!. 1, pp. 341-357.)

MONTREAL.—Plan de la Ville Marie, Fauxbourgs, Communautés, Paroisse et principales Maisons, en Canada ; par Paul Labrosse, en 1761; avec la position des Camps des Généraux Amherst et Murray.

(Manuscrit appartenant au Séminaire de Montréal.)

MoNTRÉAL.—The isle of Montreal, as they have been survey'd by the French engineers. 914 X 3.

(Dans London Magazine, Jan. 1761, L. 30, p. 8.)

MONTRÉAL.—Plan of Montreal. 3 X 6.

(Dans Father Abraham's Almanac for 1761. Philadelphia, W. Dunlop. By Abraham Weatherwise, gent.)

NoUvELLE FRANCE.—Cart: de la Nouvelle France et de la Nouvelle E:osse, en Amérique. Æilian, in Augsburg.

NouvELLE FRANCE.—Karte von dem ostlichen— Stur-- von Neu Frankreich oder Canada in America besonders ober Ac: nd Neu-Schottland. verlegt von Georg. Christopher Kilian. ugsburg, 1761. 7% X 124.

Nouvezce OBLÉANS.—Plan of New Orleans the capital of Louisiana, R Benning sculp. 7 X 9.

(Dans London Magazine, 1761, T. 30, april 1761, 201.)

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502. QUEBEC.—A new nnd accurate map of Quebec and its boundaries, from a late survey.

(Dans Unirersal Magazine, 1701.)

QUEREC.—A perspective view of the city of Quebec, the Capital of Canada. 6 x 11.

({bid., T, 28, p. 113.)

QuESEC.—Plan of the city of Quebec, 3 X Gé, (Dans Father Abraham's Almanac for 1761.)

QUEBEC. — Plan of the Battle and the situation of the British and French Armys on the Heights of Abraham the 2S of April 1760. 14 ft. X 5. (Au British Museum.)

ST. LAURENT.— Carte qu cours du fleuve de St. Laurent, depuis la mer jusqu'à Québec, dressée au Depost des cartes de la Marine, 224 X

(Cette carte est da NX. Bellin. On y trouve denx cartes auxiliaires, une dressée en 1686 par Deshayes, et une autre tirée d'un auteur anglais, de 1760.)

ACADIE.—A map exhibiting a views of the English rights, relative to the Ancient 1imits of Acadia, as supported by express and incontestable authorities, in opposition to that of y French. 17% X 1414.

ACADIE.—A new and correct map of the isles of Newfoundland, Cape Breton, cte., with the province of Nova Scotia, J. Gibson sculpt, 1014 X 13.

(Dans American Gascttcer. T. 3%, London.)

ACADIE.—Carte de l'Acadie et des Pays voisins. 814 x 124.

CANADA.—A new and correct map of the provinces of New England, New York and Canada or New France. J. Gibson sculpt. 11 X 13%. (Dans American Gazettver, T. 2, London.)

CANADA.—A map of Canada, and the northern part of Louisiana, with the adjacent countrys. By Thos. Jefferys. 14 X SE (Dans Muller, Voyages from Asia to America ; aussi, dans Jefferys, General Topography. London, 1768, No. 14.)

CAP BRETON.—Baye Ste. Anne et Port Dauphin dans l'Isle Royale, S4 X 124.

(Par Bellin.)

Cap BRETON.—L'Isle Royale située À l'entrée du golphe de St. Laurent, par Bellin. S14 X 124.

CHIBOUCTOU.— Pan de la Baye de Chiboucton nommée par les Anglais Halifax.

(Par Bellin. Plan de la ville d'Halifax. SX x 13%.)

CHIGNECTOU.—A Large and Vattivular plan of Shegnekto bay, and the cireumiarent Ce: #5, th + Î till disposses'd hy the E officer, 144 X 23%.

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666. Lac CHAMPLAIN.—A survey of lake Champlain, from Crown Point to Windmil Point, and from thence to St. Johns. Survey'd by order of bis excellency major gen. Amherst commander in chief of his majesty's forces in North America, anno 1762. By Wm. Brassier, deputy draughtsman, in the office of ordnance, 51 X 15. In a corner: Particular Plan of Lake George Surveyed in 1756 by Capt. Jackson, 13 X 614.

(Dans Faden, Collection, No. 2044 :; aussi, dans Jefferys, American Atlas, No. 18; dans American Mapa, T. 2, No. 24, et T. 6, No. 12 (26 X 19); et dans Sayer & Bennett, American Military Pocket Atlas, No. 6.)

Lacs pu CANADA.—Carte des cinq grands lacs du Canada Par Bellin. S4 X 124.

LouisBouRG.—Plan de la ville de Louisbourg dans l'Isle Royale, par N. Bellin. S4 X 12%.

LouIsBOURG.—Port de Louisbourg dans l'isle Royale Par N. Bellin. 84 X 124.

LOUISBOURG.—A plan of the city and harbour of Louisbourg in which are pointed out the principal places mentioned in the account of the siege of that fortress by the New Englanders in 1745. With a map of Cape Breton. 7 X 9.

(Dans Scot Magazine, 1702, T. 20, p. 132.)

LouisBouRra.—Plan de la ville, du port et des fortifications de Louisbourg dans l’Isie du Cap Breton, levé en 1745 par Richard Gridley, lieutenant colonel d'artillerie, publié par Jefferys. 15% X 24%.

MINGAN.—Idée de la Rads de Mingan, suivant le journal de la frégate du Roy La Diane en 1735 Par N. Bellin. 84 X 6%.

NouvELLE FRANCE (LA) ou Cangda par N. Bellin. SU x 124.

Porr RoyYAL.—Plan du Port Royal dans l'Acadie appelé aujourd. par les Anglois Annapolis royal. Par N. Bellin. 8 X 12.

QuÉBEC.—Plan de la ville de Québec Par N. Bellin. 84 X 12.

QuÉREC.—A Plan of the city of Quebec the Capital of Canada, as it surrendered 18 septembr. 1759 to the British fleet and army commanded by vice admiral Saunders, et brigad. Gen. Townshend, by Jefferys. 13% X 19%.

ST. LAURENT.—Le golfe St. Laurent et l'isle de Terre-Neuve Par Fellin. S4 X 124.

ST. LAURENT.—Partie du fleuve de St. Laurent avec le passage de la Traverse et les isles voisines. Par N. Bellin. 84 X 124.

ST. LAURENT.—Partie du fleuve de St. Laurent avec le bassin de Québec et l'isle d'Orléans Par N. Bellin. 84 X 124.

ST. LAURENT.—Partie du Fleuve St, Laurent depuis Québec jusqu’au Lac St. François. Carte du lac Champlain.

ST. LAURENT.—Cours du fleuve St. Laurent, depuis la Mer jusqu’à Quebec par N. Bellin. 84 X 12%.

TÉMISCOUATA.—River St. John from Bay of Fundy to the Madawaska, also country from Lake Temiscouata to the St. Lawrence. In four parts. O,. L

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