CHAMPLAIN, Samuel de (c. 1567-1635). Carte de la nouvelle France" from Les Voyages de la Nouvelle France Occidentale, dicte Canada. Paris: 1632. Cartographer_Martin Waldseemuller Thorpe notes that Couagne "combined

Thorpe notes that Couagne "combined diligence with integrity

Hulton believed that Le Moyne probably worked at the court of the French King Charles IX

and indeed the status of reproductions as art

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CHAMPLAIN, Samuel de (c. 1567-1635). Carte de la nouvelle France" from Les Voyages de la Nouvelle France Occidentale, dicte Canada. Paris: 1632. Cartographer_Martin Waldseemuller Thorpe notes that Couagne "combinedCHAMPLAIN, Samuel de (c. 1567 1635). Carte de la nouvelle France" from Les Voyages de la Nouvelle France Occidentale, dicte Canada. Paris: 1632. Copper plate engraving on two sheets (20 x 34 in.; 52 x 86. 3 cm.). CHAMPLAIN'S FINAL MAP OF NEW FRANCE AND A LANDMARK IN THE MAPPINGOF THE GREAT LAKES, NEW ENGLAND AND CANADA. Like his map of 1613, it was published to accompany an account of Champlain's voyages in New France in this case the most complete