[Canada] Weld, I. Voyage au Canada, dans les années 1795, 1796 et 1797;

Traduit de l'Anglais d'Isaac Weld. Et enrichie d'une carte générale du pays, et de onze planches offrant les points de vue les plus remarquables, et notamment le fameux Saut de Niagara. Paris, printed by Munier for Gérard, An XI (1802/03), 3 vols., (4),321; 344; (4),294 p., loosely inserted fold. engr. map and 11 engr. plates, cont. unif. marbled calf, gilt borders around all sides, gilt spines w. 2 contrast. mor. letterpieces. With cancelled library stamps on title-pages, offsetting from turn-ins. Fine and attractive copy.

Chadenat 1228; cf. Cox II, p. 1228 and Sabin 102544 (both ed. 1799/1800). The second French edition of this early and influential description of Canada and the Eastern part of the U.S., by the Irishman Isaac Weld (1774-1856). He spent more than 2 years in the area to research the possibilities for immigration of Irish citizens. (total 3)