David B.Quinn
Ashgate Variorum
Hardback
354
1998
European Approaches to North America 1450-1640 by David Quinn provides a series of insights into the early cartography and exploration of the North Atlantic and North America and what was believed and written about this by Europeans. Its focus is the two hundred years from the mid-15th century demonstrating how detailed studies can throw much light on more general developments and enable them to be seen close up. It is primarily concerned with English developments but looks also at Champlain and Henri IV and the origins of French settlement in Canada while the final paper - one of four not previously published - presents a broader comparative perspective on European settlement patterns.
Ashgate Variorum
Hardback
354
1998
European Approaches to North America 1450-1640 by David Quinn provides a series of insights into the early cartography and exploration of the North Atlantic and North America and what was believed and written about this by Europeans. Its focus is the two hundred years from the mid-15th century demonstrating how detailed studies can throw much light on more general developments and enable them to be seen close up. It is primarily concerned with English developments but looks also at Champlain and Henri IV and the origins of French settlement in Canada while the final paper - one of four not previously published - presents a broader comparative perspective on European settlement patterns.