BIBLIOGRAPHY
| AHDP9—Archives Historiques du Poitou, vol. 9. Poitou (1880). Table Analytique des Lettres de Besly, Page XLI. Another link to same source, HERE. [Note: the letter found here is the best clue we have to the author of Antangil, as well as the best evidence that points to LaMontagne being the author of this work. The letter points to the book likely being delivered to Besly by Andre Duchesne, who known as a "Tourengau", as it is likewise thought of the author of Antangil. Duchesne is thanked in the frontmatter of the work Recherches Curieuses Sur la Diversite des Langues et Religions, par toutes les principales parties du Monde , published in 1640, being authored by a person given as "Jean de la Montagne"; from this it would appear that this de la Montagne had some kind of relationship to Duchesne. The letter also gives us the only contemporary comments on Antangil.] |
| BOHUN—Edmund Bohun. A Geographical Dictionary, Representing the Present and Ancient Names of all the Provinces, Remarkable Cities, Towns, Ports, Seas, Streights, Fountains, Rivers, Mountains, Universities, &c. of the whole World.. London; printed for Charles Brome at the Gun, at the West end of St. Pauls (1688). [LCCN 05035249] Another Copy |
| CIORANESCU—Alexandre Cioranescu "Le Royaume d'Antangil" et son auteur. "Studi Francesi", 1963, vol.19. pp17-25. |
| COTGRAVE—Randle Cotgrave. A Dictionarie of the French and English Tougues. Printed by Adam Islip; London (1611). 1632 Edition, printed by Adam Islip; London (1632). 1673 Edition, printed for Anthony Dolle; London (1673). |
| FAUSETT—David Fausett. Writing the New World: Imaginary Voyages and Utopias of the Great Southern Land.. Syracuse University Press (1993). [LCCN 93028555] |
| HOBBES—Thomas Hobbes. The Correspondence of Thomas Hobbes volume 1: 1622-1659. Edited by Noel Malcolm. Clarendon Press. Oxford (1994). |
| LACHEVRE, Frederic— Les successeurs de Cyrano de Bergerac, Paris 1922; page 261 has Chapter titled, LA PREMIERE UTOPIE DU XVII SIECLE (1616); Le Royaume d'Antangil |
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LINSCHOTEN—Jan Huyghen van.
Iohn Huighen Van Linschoten His Discours of Voyages Into Ye Easte & West Indies....
Pub. Iohn Wolfe, London(1598).
1885 Edition, Vol.I and Vol. II. Printed for the Haluyt Society, London (1885). About Jan Huyghen van Linschoten. |
| MANUEL—Frank E. Manuel and Fritzie P. Manuel, French Utopias. An Anthology of Ideal Societies . The Free Press. A Division of the Macmillan Company (1966). |
| MINERVA—Nadia Minerva, So Close, So Far: The Puzzle of Antangil |
| NEGLEY—Glenn Negley and J. Max Patrick The Quest for Utopia, An Anthology of Imaginary Societies. Pub. Henry Schuman (1952). |
| PANNIER— J. Pannier. "Bulletin.../ Societe de l'histoire du protestantisme francais: etude..." (1934). Le royaume d'Antangil, reimprime sur l'unique... |
| SORBIERE—Samuel Sorbiere. L'vtopie de Thomas Morus chancelier d'Angleterre, traduicte par Samuel Sorbiere. Amsterdam: Iean Blaeu (1643). |
| VAN WIJNGAARDEN—N. Van Wijngaarden. Les odyssdes philosophiques en France,, Haarlem, 1932, pp. 17-45. |
Pre-1616 mention of Antangil Bay
[AKA, Antongil Bay; AKA, Ontangil Bay], Madagascar
| FRIEDLIEB—Jacobus. Historicae relationis continuatio. Pub. Wilhelm Lützenkirchen (1599); SEE page 68 "Antangil". 1598 Edition; SEE "Antongil", pages 11 and 24 |
| CROIX—Sr. de la. Relation Universelle de L'Afrique, Ancienne et Moderne..., by Sr. de la Croix; Pub. Thomas Amaulry, Lyon (1588); SEE page 282, "Antangil". |
