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Jean de Joinville
Jean de Joinville 1225-1317
French crusader and chronicler.
Joinville was a crusader turned chronicler. After fighting in the Seventh Crusade (1248-54) with King Louis IX of France, Joinville composed an account of his adventures with King Louis, who was canonized in 1297. The historical account, entitled Vie de Saint Louis (1309), or the Life of Saint Louis, is written more as an autobiographical account of Joinville's shared experiences with the King, rather than as an objective biography of Saint Louis. In the Vie, Joinville's reverence for his King is obvious, yet it is not blind; in some instances Joinville's criticism or questioning of King Louis is apparent. Joinville has been praised by critics for his vivid description of the era in which he lived and the war in which he fought with Saint Louis.
Biographical Information
Born in Champagne to a noble, crusading family, Jean was the second son of Simon, Lord of Joinville. After the death of his father and older brother, Jean—still in his teens—became Lord of Joinville. As a youth he served as a vassal to his lord, the Comte de Champagne. In 1239, Joinville married Alix of Grandpré; the couple had two sons. Following the lead of King Louis IX, Joinville took the cross in 1244. Sailing with the fleet from southern France, Joinville joined the Seventh Crusade and followed King Louis to Cyprus. He fought in the battle of Mansourah in 1248 and along with King Louis was captured by the Bedouins. After the King paid a large ransom, he and Joinville were released from prison. From 1250 to 1254, Joinville lived near King Louis at Acre, Caesarea, and Jaffa, serving as the King's counselor. They returned to France in 1254 and Joinville retired to his estate. At some point, perhaps as early as 1272, it is believed that he began writing down an account of the events of 1248 through 1254. Around 1298, King Louis's Grandniece, Jeanne (Countess of Champagne and Queen of Navarre), requested that Joinville write an account of King Louis's life. Great interest in King Louis had been generated by his being canonized by Pope Boniface VIII in 1297. Joinville complied and began dictating the Vie de Saint Louis. Although there is some question of when different portions of the account were written, the work was completed by 1309. Joinville died in 1317.
Major Works
Before writing the Vie de Saint Louis, Joinville composed a religious pamphlet in which both texts and illustrations are used to expound upon the Christian Creed. Credo was written between 1250 and 1251, although the only extant version is dated 1287. There is some conjecture related to the nature of the revisions made in the later version. The Vie de Saint Louis covers the years 1248 through 1254, when Joinville accompanied King Louis on the Seventh Crusade. In general, Joinville speaks reverently of the king and emphasizes throughout the work the virtues of loyalty and preudome. (Preudome has been described as a religious interpretation of the concept of chivalry.) Filled with Joinville's anecdotes, descriptions of people, as well as moralizing, the Vie de Saint Louis is comprised of three sections: an introduction, which includes a dedicatory letter and the teachings of Saint Louis; the central section, which focuses on Saint Louis's early life, his reign as King, and his deeds during the crusade; and a closing section, which discusses the King's later years and also includes a postscript.
Textual History
There are three primary extant manuscripts of the Vie de Saint Louis. The earliest, known as the Brussels manuscript, may date from as early as 1320, according to some scholars. The two others are believed to date from the sixteenth century. Most scholars agree that the two sixteenth-century manuscripts have a common source, but one which does not predate the Brussels manuscript. Although the first printed edition appeared in 1547, edited by Antoine de Rieux, the manuscript on which he based the edition has not been found and is believed to be corrupt. The first edition, which scholars believe may closely resemble Joinville's original, was printed in 1761, following the discovery of the Brussels manuscript and one of the sixteenth-century manuscripts. What has become the standard edition of the text appeared in 1874, in French, edited by Natalis De Wailly.
Critical Reception
Critical discussions of the Vie de Saint Louis are centered on two main areas: the dating of the work and Joinville's writing style. Alfred Foulet divides the work into five sections, and suggests dates of composition for each section. The five sections he identifies are: (1) the dedicatory letter; (2) the teachings of Saint Louis; (3) the life and reign of Louis IX including his later years; (4) the postscript; and (5) the final date of the book. After analyzing specific portions of the work, Foulet concludes that sections 1 and 5 were probably composed in 1309; sections 2 and 3 in 1305-06; and section 4 between 1306 and 1309. Foulet finds it highly unlikely that, as some scholars contend, approximately three-quarters of the book consist of personal recollections composed as early as 1272-73. Rene Hague, on the other hand, in his introduction to De Wailly's edition, suggests that Joinville had began writing his account in 1272. Maureen Slattery reviews the dating debate, summarizing the two schools of thought on the subject. Slattery notes that a large group of scholars maintain that the work was composed in two stages, with the main account of the Crusade having been written around 1272. In 1304-05, when Joinville was asked to compose a biography for the court, he officially dictated his original account and added sections to the beginning and end. Slattery explains that a smaller group of scholars, including Foulet, believe that the bulk of the work was composed around 1305-06, not earlier. Having outlined both views, Slattery emphasizes what both schools have in common: both use internal textual date references to date the work's final form (a method which Slattery finds to be inconclusive), and both agree that the work "emerged from stages of both oral and written development." Slattery stresses that the visual and oral sources deserve more weight than the written sources which informed Joinville's text, as the work is "one of a witness who saw and heard about the king, then dictated his memories." Other critics have focused their attention on the style of Joinville's Vie de Saint Louis. In the introduction to her translation, Ethel Wedgwood praises the "directness and simplicity" of Joinville's style, although she also comments that he is neither an accomplished chronicler, nor a storyteller. In describing the anecdotal and moralizing tone of the book, Frank Marzials observes that Joinville's account is colored by the fact that he wrote about his days as young soldier when he was an elderly man. Helmut Hatzfeld examines both the style and language of the Vie, observing that Joinville's method of description employs the linkage of a "few well-observed features by a 'pale' line of action." In addition, Hatzfeld notes that Joinville avoids epithets, lengthy descriptions, and similes, but he does make use of exaggeration. Joinville prefers consecutive clauses, a habit characteristic of early French prose. Taking a different approach to Joinville's language, Newton S. Bement analyzes the way in which Latin remnants infused the French used at the time Joinville wrote the Vie. Bement explains that while such remnants are often viewed by modern critics as disorderly or confusing elements in the text, the remnants were common to thirteenth- and fourteenth-century speakers and writers of French.
Principal Works
Credo (pamphlet) 1250–51
Vie de Saint Louis (memoirs) 1309
The Memoirs of the Lord of Joinville (translated by Ethel Wedgwood) 1906
Memoirs of the Crusades by Villehardouin and de Joinville (translated by Frank Marzials) 1908
Ethel Wedgwood (essay date 1906)
SOURCE: A preface to The Memoirs of the Lord of Joinville: A New English Version, E. P. Dutton, 1906, pp. vi-ix.
[In the following essay, Wedgwood comments on Joinville's life and his style in Vie de Saint Louis.Wedgwood observes that while Joinville was not a skilled chronicler, his work is characterized by "directness and simplicity."]
Six hundred years ago, when the histories of Europe still lay buried among the Latin Charter Rolls of great abbeys,—before Piers Plowman had yet voiced the English conscience in the English tongue,—and when Dante was just turning to look back on half his life's journey,—John, Lord of Joinville, full of days and...
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Frank Marzials (essay date 1908)
SOURCE: An introduction to Memoirs of the Crusaders by Villehardouin and de Joinville, translated by Frank Marzials, E. P. Dutton, 1908, pp. xxvii-xxxiii.
[In the following essay, Marzials provides a brief biographical discussion of Joinville, followed by an overview of the style of Vie de Saint Louis. Marzials also analyzes Joinville's characterization of King Louis.]
… Joinville was born, it is believed, in 1224. He embarked with St. Lewis for the Crusade on the 28th August 1248; he returned to France in the July of 1254. His Memoirs, as he himself tells us, were written, i.e. concluded, in the month of October, 1309, that is to say, when he was...
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Alfred Foulet (essay date 1941)
SOURCE: "When Did Joinville Write His Vie de Saint Louis?," The Romantic Review, Vol. XXXII, No. 3, October, 1941, pp. 233–43.
[In the following essay, Foulet dates the various sections of Joinville's Vie de Saint Louis, and argues against the theory that a majority of the work consists of personal reminiscences composed as early as 1272-73.]
While leading his second crusade against the Saracens, King Louis IX of France died of the plague near Carthage, August 25, 1270. Twenty-seven years later (August 1297), after three separate inquests into his saintly virtues and the miracles ascribed to him after his death, he was canonized by Pope Boniface...
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Newton S. Bement (essay date 1947)
SOURCE: "Latin Remnants in Joinville's French," Philological Quarterly, Vol. XXVI, No. 4, October, 1947, pp. 289–301.
[In the following essay, Bement analyzes the extant text of Vie de Saint Louis in order to determine how the French language of the time incorporated various remnants of Latin. Bement concludes that the text includes many such remnants that have led modern scholars to maintain that the text exhibits a certain "disorder" or "confusion." Such "orthographical variety," Bement argues, caused no confusion among thirteenth- and fourteenth-century writers and readers.]
Definition of title is here not only a primary consideration but...
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Helmut Hatzfeld (essay date 1948)
SOURCE: "A Sketch of Joinville's Prose Style," in Mediaeval Studies, edited by Urban T. Holmes, Jr., Harvard University Press, 1948, pp. 71–80.
[In the essay that follows, Hatzfeld provides a technical analysis of Joinville's style and descriptive methodology in Vie de Saint Louis.]
Histories of Old French Literature of the future will present a new schema; besides the customary type and amount of information, they will include style sketches of the individual authors. These sketches will be objective if they are based on correct analysis, not on impressions. They will be unequivocal if they place in relief the nuances in the single forms of expression,...
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Lionel J. Friedman (essay date 1953)
SOURCE: "A Mode of Medieval Thought in Joinville's Credo," Modern Language Notes, Vol. LXVIII, No. 7, November, 1953, pp. 446–53.
[In the following essay, Friedman discusses a particular mode of thought employed by Joinville in the Credo.This common medieval methodology was used to combine similar Biblical quotations into a new statement. Friedman maintains that critical ignorance of this mode of reasoning used by Joinville has caused some confusion regarding what constitutes a quotation in the Credo.]
In the opening paragraph of the Credo, Joinville carefully warns those who will see and hear the work that the illustration is according to...
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Rene Hague (essay date 1955)
SOURCE: An introduction to "The Life of St. Louis," by John of Joinville, translated by Rene Hague, Sheed and Ward, 1955, pp. 1–19.
[In the following essay, Hague reviews the debate surrounding the dating of Vie de Saint Louis, comments on the content of the work, and offers an overview of the textual history of the extant manuscripts.]
John of Joinville was a man whose generous spirit was easily moved to admiration; particularly was he moved when he saw a man of high rank sacrificing all that was dear and devoting even his life to what was to him the greatest of all causes: the armed fight against the enemies of the faith and the protection or rescue of...
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Lionel J. Friedman (essay date 1958)
SOURCE: "Text and Iconography for Joinville's Credo," in Text and Iconography for Joinville's "Credo," The Mediaeval Academy of America, 1958, pp. 1–27.
[In the following essay, Friedman analyzes the relationship between the extant versions of the text of the Credoand the extant versions of the work's iconography.]
1. The account in the Vie de saint Louis of his life at Acre makes no mention of an activity which has assumed importance in Joinville's literary biography: the composition of the Credo between the months of August 1250 and April 1251. The lessons of Saint Louis reported in sections 43-45 of the Vie are generally...
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Paul Archambault (essay date 1974)
SOURCE: "Joinville: History as Chivalric Code," in Seven French Chroniclers: Witness to History, Syracuse University Press, 1974, pp. 44–57, 129–31.
[In the following essay, Archambault argues that critics have failed to recognize Joinville's criticism of King Louis in Vie de Saint Louis. The work is less about King Louis, Archambault maintains, than it is about the noble class and the nature of "preudome" as an institution in which Christian values, linked with the concept of nobility, are upheld to the best of one's ability.]
Villehardouin's chronicle was composed a short time after the events narrated in order to justify a series of decisions the...
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Maureen Slattery (essay date 1985)
SOURCE: An Introduction to Myth, Man, and Sovereign Saint: King Louis IX in Jean de Joinville's Sources, Peter Lang, 1985, pp. 1–31.
[In the following essay, Slattery offers an overview of the dating controversy surrounding Joinville's Vie de Saint Louis and discusses the structure of the work, the sources from which Joinville may have drawn, the history of the early manuscripts, and the purpose of the work.]
Few would care to contest Bacon's observation that the invention of printing, gunpowder and the compass changed the form of civilization. But many of our medieval sources have been studied as if...
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Further Reading
Bement, Newton S. "Linguistic Value of the Michel Edition of Joinville's Historie de Saint Louis." The Romantic Review XXXVIII, No. 3 (October 1947): 193-202.
Examines the Michel edition of Joinville's Historie de Saint Louis and argues that Joinville's only contributions to the original dictated text were the vocabulary and construction or word order. Bement concludes that the Michel edition is valuable in that its language represents a synthesis between late Old French and early Middle French.
Foulet, Alfred. "The Archetype of Joinville's Vie de Saint Louis." Modern Language Quarterly 6, No. 1 (March 1945):...
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The 2004 gold medalists improved to 3-0 in Pool B and greatly improved their chances of making the medal round again.
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The Germans had several quality chances early, but each time, U.S. goalie Amy Tran denied them. The United States took a 1-0 lead in the 27th minute when Tiffany Snow scored off a deflection. Germany answered in the 34th minute when Natascha Keller drove, then put a reverse stick shot past Tran to tie the score right before halftime.
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He blasted the inability of the Public Service Commission to compete with the private sector in the hiring of the very best personnel. Seventy per cent of senior executives are expected to retire by the year 2008 and there is no plan to replace them.
I quote the auditor general, who states "The short term hiring practice shows a lack of long range planning with little regard for long range needs. There is no analysis of labour markets to assess trends".
The best and brightest are being courted and recruited by the private sector while the government pays no attention to filling their ranks. I call on the government to follow the advice of the auditor general to end quota hiring practices and start attracting the best recruits before this crisis cripples the ability of the government to competently deliver even basic government services to all Canadians.
Bill Corcoran
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Bryon Wilfert Oak Ridges, ON
Mr. Speaker, I pay tribute to Bill Corcoran, who passed away on February 3 following a courageous battle with cancer.
Many of the people in Richmond Hill remember Bill from his long years of service to the town of Richmond Hill as town councillor and hydro commissioner. He also served his country by serving overseas with the Queen's Own Rifles and the Cameron Highlanders.
Corky, as he was affectionately known, was a generous, kind hearted man with a wonderful sense of humour who stood by his word. Although I did not have the pleasure of working with Bill on council, I did have many opportunities during his tenure as hydro commissioner to discuss with him many issues of mutual concern to the community.
In particular, we will remember his great sense of duty, his warmth and his propensity for telling jokes. His dedication to public service and his concern for his fellow citizens were hallmarks of his political career.
I express my condolences to his wife, Eleanor and to his children, grandchildren and many friends. We will miss him.
Soirée Des Masques
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Christiane Gagnon Québec, QC
Mr. Speaker, over the years, the Soirée des Masques has become a special occasion for focussing the spotlight on Quebec theatrical genius.
The seventh edition, held this past Sunday night at the Monument-National, demonstrated this once again. The evening, with actress Pierrette Robitaille as the mistress of ceremonies and orchestrated by Fernand Rainville to the texts of Pierre-Yves Lemieux, was a theatrical event in itself. The atmosphere was thick with emotion.
Quebec is fortunate indeed to have such talented artists, creative people, performers and production teams.
Bravo to the award winners and to all the nominees. Bravo and thanks also to all those numerous actors and actresses who were not nominated this time. Thank you, all the creative people who provide us with such thrills every time the curtain goes up. Thanks to all members of the theatrical world.
Toque Tuesday
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February 6th, 2001 / 2 p.m.
John Godfrey Don Valley West, ON
Mr. Speaker, homelessness is one of the greatest social problems of our time. Sadly we are accustomed to people sleeping in shelters and on the street. Even worse, there are far more who are invisible to us: people who live in appalling substandard housing.
While the reasons for homelessness are many, solutions to the problem are in short supply. Raising the Roof is a national charity dedicated to finding long term solutions to homelessness. It is asking that we warm our hearts and indeed our heads this winter. Today is Toque Tuesday. Thousands of Canadians across the country are donning toques to draw attention to homelessness.
While I understand that props are not allowed and neither are funny costumes, I hope in this case you will forgive me for donning my toque.
Toque Tuesday
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
The Speaker
I am sure we all admire the toque but some of us may have missed that.
Canadian Foodgrains Bank
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2:05 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Deepak Obhrai Calgary East, AB
Mr. Speaker, it is a pleasure for me to rise today and voice my support for a true Canadian success story, the Canadian Foodgrains Bank.
The foodgrains bank core program involves the provision of food to vulnerable people and households throughout the world. Started by prairie farmers, this program is expanding rapidly in Ontario and interest is mounting in the maritimes.
The Canadian Alliance caucus supports the work done by countless volunteers and private sector contributors involved with the Canadian Foodgrains Bank, who donate their time, resources and services to help feed the world's hungry.
Canadians should look to the foodgrains bank as an example of how the private sector can lead and how the government can play a crucial supporting role in humanitarian assistance.
The foodgrains bank's three year funding agreement with CIDA expires on March 31. We urge the government to renew the agreement and continue this very successful program.
David Iftody
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Tony Ianno Trinity—Spadina, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise with great sadness today to pay tribute to a former seatmate, colleague and good friend, David Iftody, on his sudden passing.
I pay tribute to the dedication and devotion with which he served in the House, working tirelessly for the people of Provencher and championing many of their causes from the rural base he was so proud to represent. He was not afraid to stand up for what he believed in, at times when it might have been easier to go with the flow.
He fulfilled his role as a parliamentarian on issues that were dear to his heart. His position as Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development and his work on behalf of small business allowed him to display in the House his sharp wit.
His love of the outdoors and his support for the rural way of life were always evident. One could feel the pride he felt in his grandparents' struggle to establish roots in their chosen country. The opportunity to return to his grandparents' homeland, Romania, as a member of parliament, along with the Prime Minister of Canada, was an historical and emotional moment for David.
There is so much more I could say about this great friend, but I will end by expressing, along with my friends in the House, my heartfelt sympathies and condolences to his family at this very difficult time.
Food Freedom Day
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2:05 p.m.
Lorne Nystrom Regina—Qu'Appelle, SK
Mr. Speaker, today is Food Freedom Day. Canadians have now earned enough money to pay for groceries for an entire year. It takes Canadians 37 days to pay for food for one year, but it takes only 9 days, to January 9, to pay the farmer for producing that food.
Farmers receive a small share of the Canadian food dollar. From a loaf of bread that sells for $1.50, the farmer receives only 9 cents. From a food basket of $10.50, including chicken, bread, vegetables and milk, the farmer receives only 73 cents. The farmers, not the large corporations, deserve a greater share of the food dollar.
Finally, because of the crisis in agriculture now, the federal government needs to put an immediate cash injection in the hands of farmers and come up with a long term farm program based on the cost of production.
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2:05 p.m.
Antoine Dubé Lévis-Et-Chutes-De-La-Chaudière, QC
Mr. Speaker, this morning, as a democratic citizen concerned with the respect for human rights and as the Bloc Quebecois spokesperson for the Asia-Pacific, I took part in a press conference organized by the Canada-Tibet Committee in order to support a demand that the Prime Minister of Canada bring to one negotiating table representatives of the Dalai Lama and of the Chinese government.
The Canadian government is well known for its fondness for appearing in the eyes of the international community as a broker of peace and an untiring defender of human rights. In that context, our current special relationship with China offers us a unique opportunity to put our principles into concrete actions.
The Bloc Quebecois does not want to see human rights sacrificed to the economic benefits of the Prime Minister's visit to China. The Tibetans have the right to retain their culture, a culture that is unique to them.
The Economy
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2:10 p.m.
Progressive Conservative
Scott Brison Kings—Hants, NS
Mr. Speaker, Canada's equalization system is a cornerstone of our social policy. In fact it is the only constitutionally enshrined spending program.
The stated goal of equalization was to provide approximately equal levels of taxation and services across the country, regardless of province. Yet today the provinces that have the greatest need for economic growth are also suffering under the highest levels of taxation. As such, clearly Canada's equalization system is broken.
The premier of Nova Scotia, John Hamm, is in Ottawa today, leading a crusade to fix Canada's equalization system, starting with eliminating the clawback of offshore revenues which denies provinces like Nova Scotia and Newfoundland the opportunity to use offshore revenues to lower taxes, to lower debt and to create greater levels of economic growth for their people.
I urge all members of the House, regardless of province or party, to support John Hamm, premier of Nova Scotia, in this legendary crusade on behalf of all Canadians.
David Iftody
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2:10 p.m.
Jean Chrétien Prime Minister
Mr. Speaker, I rise today in tribute to a young man whose life ended at all too young an age. I had the privilege of working with David Iftody for more than seven years. He was a faithful and dedicated member of the House.
David served his fellow citizens with enthusiasm and passion, and his extraordinary efforts in issues related to Indian and Northern Affairs testify to this.
David had strong opinions. He knew where his constituents stood on issues and he relayed their views with zeal. I saw how much the people of Provencher appreciated that when I visited his riding in 1997 in Lac du Bonnet, and most recently during the campaign, at a high school in Oakbank.
I was disappointed when I learned that he would not be joining us in this parliament and today I am greatly saddened by his passing. Thank you, David. You will be missed by all of us.
David Iftody
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2:10 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Vic Toews Provencher, MB
Mr. Speaker, I too would like to express my condolences at the sudden death of Mr. David Iftody. I first met Mr. Iftody a number of years ago at the University of Manitoba where he was my student. He was a bright and enthusiastic student. It was not surprising to me that he decided to pursue a career in the public service.
As an energetic and hard working member of parliament, he served the people of Provencher for seven years, representing their concerns in Ottawa and working in good faith to improve the lives of all Canadians.
He will be sadly missed by his former constituents, his family and friends, and by his colleagues in the House of Commons.
David Iftody
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2:10 p.m.
Michel Guimond Beauport—Montmorency—Côte-De- Beaupré—Île-D'Orléans, QC
Mr. Speaker, it is with consternation and sadness that we learned yesterday of the passing, at age 44, of our former colleague, David Iftody, who, when parliament was dissolved on October 22, was the member for Provencher, in Manitoba.
Mr. Iftody was first elected to the House of Commons in 1993 and re-elected in 1997. He was the chairman of the rural caucus of the Liberal Party, a member of the Standing Committee on Industry and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.
Born on June 15, 1956, in Winnipeg, Mr. Iftody studied at the University of Manitoba where he received a B.A. in social services and a masters degree in public administration. We will remember our colleague as a strong person dedicated to social justice, to which he devoted several years of his life.
I join all my colleagues in presenting to his family and friends our most sincere condolences.
David Iftody
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2:15 p.m.
Bill Blaikie Winnipeg—Transcona, MB
Mr. Speaker, on behalf of my NDP colleagues and as a member of parliament from Manitoba, I too join in expressing the shock and the sadness we all felt yesterday as word began to proceed with respect to David's sudden death.
I join with others here in paying tribute to the work that he did in this place; to his commitment to his constituency, the area around Lac du Bonnet and throughout the whole area of Provencher; his commitment to his constituents; and the way in which he struggled from time to time, I think he would want it said, with what he thought his constituents wanted, what he thought his party wanted, and what he thought his church wanted.
In a time when we are talking a lot these days about free votes, he might want it noted that sometimes, to the Prime Minister's distress, he was one of the original free voters around here. We honour that memory of him as well.
We join with others in expressing condolences to his family and friends.
David Iftody
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2:15 p.m.
Progressive Conservative
Rick Borotsik Brandon—Souris, MB
Mr. Speaker, yesterday we lost one of our former members at the too young age of 44. David Iftody's untimely death was a shock to all of us in the House who knew him. He will be greatly missed by members of the House and the people of Manitoba.
David Iftody will be remembered best for his dedication and commitment to his constituents, whether it was helping out the people of Provencher during the 1997 Red River Valley flood or voting his constituency's wishes against his own government on gun control legislation. Members from all parties can respect that kind of commitment.
David was first elected to the House in 1993 and re-elected in 1997. He served his constituents and his party as parliamentary secretary of Indian affairs and as chairman of the Liberal rural caucus. David understood rural Canada. He fought and worked for the rural way of life in Manitoba.
I extend my condolences on behalf of the PC Party to the surviving members of the Iftody family. On behalf of Manitoba I thank David for his years of public service.


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MARQUETTE – Officials are hoping new pedestrian crossing signs, erected this week on Front Street, will help to calm traffic heading into town from the roundabout to the south.
Results of a recent Downtown Development Authority traffic and parking study indicated fast-moving northbound vehicular traffic between the roundabout and Washington Street made Front Street an unfriendly area for pedestrians.
DDA Executive Director Mona Lang said the signs are meant to alert and educate drivers.
"One of their observations was that traffic moves too quickly on Front Street and that Front Street is just not walkable," she said. "We concentrated on Front because of that."
The effort is a collaboration among the DDA, which purchased the signs, the city, which installed them and the city police department.
Lang said the signs represent "a pilot effort" and that the organization will decide in the future whether to expand the initiative.
"I believe it is going to be effective because I've been watching out my window and it actually slows traffic down," Lang said Wednesday. "Cars slow down as they're coming through there."
Lang said there could be additional traffic-calming measures taken on the Front Street hill, in addition to the signs, which warn motorists to yield to pedestrians in the marked crosswalk, in accordance with state law.
The signs are technically correct in warning motorists to yield, but Marquette Police Detective Capt. Gordon Warchock said the pedestrian right-of-way law is a bit complicated in the state of Michigan.
"When a pedestrian is in the crosswalk, they have the right of way," he said. "However, that doesn't give them the right to step off the curb into the crosswalk in front of oncoming traffic."
Pedestrians, he said, can't step into a crosswalk expecting traffic to stop for them. If they are in the crosswalk as traffic approaches, however, they have the right of way.
"To put it simply, if you're standing on the curb in that crosswalk and there is traffic coming, you don't step off the curb in front of it," Warchock said. "It's an issue that an officer, if he was responding to an accident, they would use their discretion, investigate it and determine what happened and who would be at fault."
Warchock said he thinks citizens are often unaware of the exact specifics of the law, but that pedestrian accidents aren't a major issue in Marquette.
"I think sometimes there might be some confusion on it, but we don't have a mass amount of pedestrian-vehicle accidents," he said. "(On Front Street), we're just trying to make an area that's used by pedestrians and, of course, motor vehicles safer."
Kyle Whitney can be reached at 906-228-2500, ext. 250.


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Najla Farhart
Najla Farhart passed away on February 24, 2013, at the age of 84 after a courageous battle with cancer. She was born in Gloversville, New York, to Mary and Fred Farhart on September 1, 1928.
She graduated from Gloversville High School in 1946 and attended SUNY Cortland, receiving her B.A. in 1951. After graduating from college, Naj moved to Binghamton to accept a teaching position in the Chenango School District. She taught sixth grade there for over 30 years until her retirement in 1983.
Naj made a lasting impression on many of her students, as is evidenced by the numerous letters, calls and visits she received from them over the years. Following retirement, Naj became an avid golfer and also enjoyed tennis, bowling and bridge. In addition, she spent summers at her cottage on Lake Petonia, where many happy memories were made and shared with her family and friends.
Naj is survived by: her sister, Sister Lamese Farhart, CSJ, of Latham, New York; five nieces and nephews, eight grandnieces and grandnephews and four great-grandnieces and great-grandnephews, all of whom loved and cherished the time spent with their dear aunt. She also leaves behind many wonderful friends. Naj was predeceased by her parents; her sister, Olga; and her brother, Edward.
Friends may call at the Wm. R. Chase & Son Funeral Home on Friday, March 1, from 4 p.m. through 7 p.m.
A Mass of Christian burial will be held at St. Francis of Assisi Church, 1031 Chenango St., at 9 a.m. on Saturday, March 2, followed by interment in Calvary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church Memorial Fund, 1031 Chenango Street, Binghamton, NY 13901 or Chenango Valley High School Guidance Office, in memory of Najla Farhart, 221 Chenango Bridge Road, Binghamton, NY 13901.


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N.Y. Power Authority Completes Energy Efficiency Upgrades For South Glens Falls Central School District
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October 20, 2011
WHITE PLAINS—Students and faculty in South Glens Falls have been benefiting this year from energy efficiency upgrades made by the New York Power Authority (NYPA).
The $3.3 million project included lighting upgrades and boiler replacement in all six South Glens Falls Central School District schools. The work, which began in 2010, will save more than $200,000 a year and will remove 881 tons of greenhouse gas from the atmosphere annually.
"The energy efficiency work in South Glens Falls is another important step forward in optimizing energy efficiency and moving New York State closer to a clean energy economy," said James F. Pasquale, NYPA senior vice president of Marketing and Economic Development, who is responsible for energy services. "It is always a bonus when such beneficial work can be completed at the state's schools, since it frees up money for educating students."
Over the last two decades, NYPA has completed 14 energy efficiency projects at more than 64 school district facilities in the region (Saratoga, Albany, Schenectady, Schoharie and Washington counties), saving taxpayers approximately $1.1 million a year and removing almost 4,600 tons of greenhouse gases from the air. The improvements also reduce peak electricity use, contributing to the reliability of the electric power grid.
NYPA typically recovers its costs by sharing in the savings in energy bills that result from the energy-efficiency and clean-energy initiatives that it partners on with public facilities throughout the state. Once the costs are fully recovered, the program participants retain all the savings.
Since the late 1980s, NYPA has completed energy efficiency and clean energy projects at 4,517 public facilities throughout the state for an installed cost of nearly $1.5 billion. The improvements have lowered the annual electricity bills of those facilities by nearly $136 million and peak electricity demand by more than 233 megawatts. (One megawatt is enough electricity to meet the needs of 800 to 1,000 homes.) In addition, the improvements have reduced annual greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 826,000 tons.
The lead NYPA staff person on the South Glens Falls project was Martin Cole, conservation program engineer.
NYPA is the nation's largest state-owned electric utility and uses no taxpayer dollars or state debt in its operations. The Power Authority owns and operates 17 generating facilities across New York. NYPA also owns and operates over 1,400 circuit miles of transmission lines in various parts of the state. NYPA is a national leader in advancing energy efficiency, clean energy technologies and electric vehicles.
About NYPA:
■ The New York Power Authority uses no tax money or state credit. It finances its operations through the sale of bonds and revenues earned in large part through sales of electricity. ■ NYPA is a leader in promoting energy efficiency, new energy technologies and electric transportation initiatives. ■ It is the nation's largest state public power organization, with 17 generating facilities in various parts of New York State and more than 1,400 circuit-miles of transmission lines. ■ Approximately 80 percent of the electricity it produces is clean renewable hydropower. Its lower-cost power production and electricity purchases support hundreds of thousands of jobs throughout the state. ■For more information, www.nypa.gov.


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Free digital textbooks are coming to California, writes John Fensterwald on Educated Guess. Twenty-six math and science textbooks and one history book aligned to state standards have passed textbook review
What's attractive are digital texts' flexibility and interactivity. Teachers can mix and match content – pick a chapter from one book and combine it with another to meet individual and groups of students' needs. Soon digital textbooks will incorporate videos and Internet links. And e-text readers – Apple's iPad, Amazon's Kindle – will be getting cheaper and more versatile.
CK-12 Foundation is leading the way by adding teacher editions and student activities.
It plans to embed hundreds of videos produced by Khan Academy's Salman Khan, a former hedge fund manager and investment banker from Menlo Park whose self-produced instructional videos in math and science have made him an Internet cult figure.
In response to the budget crisis, the Legislature voted a five-year freeze on new textbooks for first through eighth grades. When textbook adoptions resume, probably in 2017, printed textbooks may be passe.


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April 25, 2005 WIC Update (1 of 2)
SUBJECT: Second of Two Emails for Week of April 25-29, 2005
SUBJECT:April Through June 2005 Blank WIC-24 Templates
- Attached to this message are three Excel workbooks. They are your blank April 2005 through June 2005 WIC-24 Administrative Cost Report templates for use in submitting your monthly WIC costs for the balance of the fiscal year.
Important changes to note are:
- For use by agencies with Breastfeeding Peer Counseling funds, a new "Special Grant 2: Additional BFPC" (S.G.2) tab has been created with which to report and bill costs under the new BFPC grant. The new grants were allocated through recently executed contract amendments. An instruction sheet for completion of the new S.G.2 billing sheet is contained on the tab that follows the invoice itself.
- The original Special Grant 1: WIC Breastfeeding PC (S.G.1) billing tab remains, but has been modified to closely resemble the new S.G.2 tab. Instructions on the tab that follows have been revised accordingly.
Any questions regarding the usage of either the S.G.1 or S.G.2 tabs, and instructions, should be directed to Kathy Mertzlufft at email@example.com or 1-800-392-8209.
- On the WIC24-A invoice sheet the cells that control the month displayed in Cell J8 have been unlocked. Therefore, by changing the month number in Cell L16 a previously completed month's WIC-24 workbook can be converted to the next month, instead of having to start with a clean slate by using one of the blank templates attached. This allows recurring data, such as personnel name, salary, and benefit information to roll forward and not have to be re-entered.
The danger of this feature is:
- Previously entered information must be updated and new information inserted as applicable.
- The newly created file must be saved immediately upon changing the month number, using the correct file name for the new month being created. Otherwise there is the danger of accidentally erasing by overwriting the data previously submitted.
This feature has been restored by request of several agencies. If you do not feel comfortable using it the blank monthly templates attached allow you to continue on as you have for the first six months of FFY 2005. If any questions about the WIC 24 (non-breastfeeding questions) please contact Jim Schindler, email@example.com or at 1-800-392-8209.
Remainder (July - September 2005) WIC 24 templates will be sent in second Email.
- The University of Alabama at Birmingham and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, WIC and Nutrition Services Unit, Nutrition Training Institute are sponsoring an educational opportunity:
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Cameron Dollar of Denver (North Carolina) East Lincoln High School had a busy first half in East Lincoln's game on August 26. The wide receiver caught all nine of his quarterback's completions for 299 yards. Seven of his catches were touchdowns, which sets the national record for most touchdown receptions in a half. The seven touchdowns also rank second all time for a game.
According to Jack Flagler of the Gaston Gazette, Dollar was only tackled twice in the game and scored from 25, 30, 49, 56, 22, 39 and 60 yards out.
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PIERRE, S.D. (AP) – Feeding South Dakota is launching a mobile food pantry program to help hungry residents and families living in the most rural areas of South Dakota. The organization says the program kicking off Wednesday will distribute 650,000 pounds of food each year, providing nearly 550,000 meals to individuals and families in need. Distributions are planned for McIntosh, Little Eagle, Ipswich, Redfield, Cherry Creek, Lower Brule, Reliance, Wanblee, Martin/Tuthill, Parmelee, Fort Thompson and St. Francis. Organization executives say other communities may be added depending on need. About 7,000 pounds of food will be provided at each distribution, allowing families to receive five-day supplies of food. Feeding South Dakota through offices in Sioux Falls, Pierre and Rapid City provides food and money to 450 organizations across the state.


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ANAHEIM, Calif. (June 18, 2009) – The U.S. Men's National Team arrived Tuesday in Italy where it will play two World League matches on June 19 in Florence and June 21 in Catania.
The June 19 match will be at 10:30 a.m. PDT. The June 21 match will be at 9 a.m. PDT. Live scoring is available on the FIVB World League web site.
The two teams will play again on July 10-11 in at the Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates, Ill.
Italy, ranked sixth in the world, is coming off a split of matches with visiting China, ranked eighth, on June 12-13. It defeated China 3-0 (25-16, 25-12, 25-16) in the first match, but fell 0-3 (21-25, 23-25, 32-34) in the second.
"We were not so efficient like in the first match," Italian Head Coach Andrea Anastasi said in an FIVB press release following the second match. "It was a very heavy defeat. We lost to a better Chinese team that put us under terrible pressure."
Italy's leading World League scorer thus far is outside hitter Cristian Savani, who scored 35 points on 28 kills, five blocks and two aces over the two matches with China. Opposite Mauro Gavotto is second with 29 points on 25 kills, two blocks and two aces.
The last time the United States played Italy was in pool play at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, where the U.S. Men won 3-1 (24-26, 25-22, 25-15, 25-21). Italy went on to finish fourth while Team USA won the gold medal.
The U.S. Men went 4-0 against Italy in the 2007 World League and went on to finish third in the final round.
However the United States is 20-37 against Italy since 1981. Italy has won eight World League gold medals, three silver and two bronze and should never be counted out.
The U.S. Men are the World League defending champions, but find themselves in last place in their pool thanks to their struggles against Netherlands.
After losing the first match 0-3 (22-25, 19-25, 24-26), Team USA came back to win, 3-2 (25-16, 30-32, 25-17, 20-25, 15-6).
"It was a completely different match than the first one," U.S. Head Coach Alan Knipe (Huntington Beach, Calif.) said in an FIVB press release following the match. "We regrouped just in time. My team showed a lot of character, I am very proud."
Evan Patak (Pleasanton, Calif.) led the team in scoring over the two matches and finished with 32 points on 26 kills, two blocks and four aces. Sean Rooney (Wheaton, Ill.) is second with 27 points on 26 kills and one block.
Smith Added to Roster
Middle blocker David Smith (Saugus, Calif.) was added to the preliminary U.S. World League roster last week shortly before the team left for Netherlands. He replaced outside hitter Riley Salmon (League City, Texas) who cannot play due to injury.
Smith ended up traveling to Netherlands and playing as a substitute.
U.S. Players Among World League Leaders
U.S. libero Rich Lambourne (Tustin, Calif.), who has won the Best Libero award at the last two World League final rounds, is second among World League diggers with 30 digs and four faults on 34 attempts for a 3.75 average.
Patak is sixth among all World League players in serving. He has four aces and four faults in 32 total attempts.
World League Tickets
Tickets for the World League matches in San Jose, Calif., (June 26-27 against China), Hoffman Estates, Ill., (July 10-11 against Italy) and Wichita, Kan., (July 17-18 against Netherlands) are on sale.
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For more information on World League, please visit USA Volleyball's World League web site at http://usavolleyball.org/event/event/573.
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2009 U.S. World League Roster for June 19 and 21
1 Matt Anderson (OH, 6-10, West Seneca, N.Y., Penn State)
2 Sean Rooney (OH, 6-9, Wheaton, Ill., Pepperdine)
3 Evan Patak (Opp, 6-8, Pleasanton, Calif., UC Santa Barbara)
4 David Lee (MB, 6-8, Alpine, Calif., Long Beach State)
5 Rich Lambourne (L, 6-3, Tustin, Calif., BYU)
7 Donald Suxho (S, 6-5, Korce, Albania, USC)
8 Andrew Hein (MB, 6-11, Carol Stream, Ill., Pepperdine)
10 David Smith (MB, 6-7, Saugus, Calif., UC Irvine)
11 Brook Billings (Opp, 6-5, Santa Barbara, Calif., USC)
14 Kevin Hansen (S, 6-5, Newport Beach, Calif., Stanford)
15 Russell Holmes (MB, 6-8, Fountain Valley, Calif., BYU)
16 Jayson Jablonsky (OH, 6-5, Yorba Linda, Calif., UC Irvine)
18 Scott Touzinsky (OH, 6-6, St. Louis, Mo., Long Beach State)
19 Alfee Reft (L, 5-10, Oxnard, Calif., Hawai'i)
Head Coach: Alan Knipe
Assistant Coach: Gary Sato
Assistant Coach: John Hawks
Technical Coordinator: Chris Jackson
Team Doctor: Michael Terry
Medical Support: Aaron Brock
2009 FIVB World League Schedule and Results
Date: June 13-14
Opponent: Netherlands
Location: Rotterdam
June 13: Netherlands def. USA, 3-0 (25-22, 25-19, 26-24)
June 14: USA def. Netherlands, 3-2 (25-16, 30-32, 25-17, 20-25, 15-6)
Date: June 19 and 21
Opponent: Italy
Location: Florence and Catania
Date: June 26-27 (7 p.m. both days)
Opponent: China
Location: San Jose State University Event Center Arena in San Jose, Calif.
Date: July 4-5
Opponent: China
Location: Nanjing
Date: July 10-11 (7 p.m. both days)
Opponent: Italy
Location: Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates, Ill.
Date: July 17-18 (7 p.m. both days)
Opponent: Netherlands
Location: Charles Koch Arena in Wichita, Kan.
Date: July 22-26
Event: Final Round (teams must qualify)
Opponents: TBD
Location: Belgrade, Serbia


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Knowledge implementation in healthcare practice: a view from The Netherlands
- 1Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre, Scientific Institute for Quality of Healthcare, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
- 2Department of Health Policy and Management, Erasmus University, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
- 3NIVEL, Netherlands Institute for Health Services Research, Utrecht, The Netherlands
- 4Tranzo, Tilburg University, Tilburg, The Netherlands
- Correspondence to Professor M Wensing, Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre, Scientific Institute for Quality of Healthcare, P.O. Box 9101, 6500 HB, Nijmegen, The Netherlands; m.wensing{at}iq.umcn.nl
Contributors Each author led one component of the analytical report underlying this paper. MW drafted the paper and prepared the revised version. RB and RF provided substantial input.
- Accepted 18 November 2011
- Published Online First 23 December 2011
In this contribution we discuss some pertinent issues regarding knowledge implementation in the Netherlands, focusing on the largest public funding agency for health research in the Netherlands (ZonMw). The commentary is based on a report, which includes a structured analysis of 79 projects funded by ZonMW, a survey of published implementation research covering 141 systematic reviews, and qualitative study of the implementation infrastructure in the Netherlands. Five themes were identified. First, the term 'knowledge implementation' may be better replaced by more specific terms in some situations. Second, contextual factors need to be taken more systematically into account when planning and evaluating implementation programs. Third, knowledge may change when implemented and this needs to be considered in projects. Fourth, we observed that implementation has developed into a specific world, separated from both healthcare practice and scientific research. It is important to guard against the risk of isolation from the practical and societal needs that the field is meant to address. Finally, we suggest that the strong focus on 'doing projects' and limited opportunities for structural funding may reduce substantial improvement in the field. Many good activities are underway, but the policies regarding knowledge implementation appear to need some adjustment. In its policy plan for the coming years, ZonMW has partly taken up the lessons from our advisory report.
Funding ZonMw funded the report underlying this paper, but had no role in the writing of the manuscript or in the decision to submit for publication.
Competing interests None.
Provenance and peer review Not commissioned; externally peer reviewed.


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HUANG, B.X et al. Hydraulic fracturing technology for improving permeability in gas-bearing coal seams in underground coal mines. J. S. Afr. Inst. Min. Metall. [online]. 2012, vol.112, n.6, pp.485-495. ISSN 2411-9717.
Hydraulic fracturing technology is presented as a solution to improve permeability and thus solve the extraction problem of coal seam gas in low-permeability gas-bearing coal seams. Given an existing group of original cracks, the propagation of main hydraulic cracks and hydraulic wing cracks was simulated using realistic failure process analysis software. The process represents the structural transformation of hydraulic fracturing and permeability improvements caused by it. In addition, a field test for improving the permeability of gassy coal seams by hydraulic fracturing was also conducted. The propagation of the main cracks and wing cracks by hydraulic fracturing forms a network of original joint cracks, hydraulic wing cracks, and main hydraulic cracks, which improve the permeability of the coal seam. High-pressure water in the drill hole and in the main hydraulic cracks permeates the two flanks of the hole, forming the permeating water pressure. With an increase in drill water pressure and an extension of the main hydraulic cracks, the permeating water pressure on both sides of the main hydraulic cracks in the coal mass also increases. Hydraulic cracks tend to form connections through rock bridges. The extension of hydraulic wing cracks through connections in the rock bridges between the cracks transforms the rock mass to a fractured structure and improves its permeability. Hydraulic fracturing technology for improving permeability in underground conditions can increase the amount of gas drainage by a factor of 15. A stress relief area develops at a radial distance of 10-20 m from the hydraulic fracturing drill hole, while an area of rising stresses, called the pressurized area, develops a further 15 m away from the pressurized hole. Practice has proved the existence of the stress transfer phenomenon and the high stress area after fracturing. This kind of hydraulic fracturing technology is more effective in holes drilled from underground than in surface drill holes, with respect to costs and controllability, and is therefore the major trend in gas drainage development in coal mines.
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Q. David Bowers: The following narrative, with minor editing, is from my "Silver Dollars & Trade Dollars of the United States: A Complete Encyclopedia" (Wolfeboro, NH: Bowers and Merena Galleries, Inc., 1993). Note: the Notable Specimens list should be used with caution - it has been updated in my 2013 edition of "The Encyclopedia of United States Silver Dollars 1794-1804."
OBVERSE 9: Medium wide date, 10.5 mm. across at bottom widest place. Die crack upward from right portion of L in LIBERTY. Easily identifiable by a die flaw between ray of last star and bust. Among stars on the left, 1-2, 2-3, and 5-6 are more widely separated than other stars. On the right stars 8-9 are noticeably wider apart than are any others. A short crack, or flaw, extends into the field from a dentil opposite bust tip.
The use of this obverse die is especially interesting in that it was interrupted. This die was used first to strike examples of 1798 BB-108, then BB-109 dollars were struck, then additional BB-108 dollars were coined. Die state progressions provide the telltale evidence.
Obverse die used to strike BB-108 (early and late states) and 1798 BB-109 (intermediate state; 1798 BB-109, Die State III).
REVERSE I: Only 10 arrows. 5 small berries, 2 top ones closest together. Point of leaf under left lower tip of! in AMERICA. Star distant from eagle's beak. Arc star pattern. Die crack along right wing tip, top of AM to border above E. This is a later state of the reverse that used to have 10 arrows and a headless stick (used to coin 1798 BB-107). For the production of 1798 BB-108, the reverse die was relapped, removing the headless stick.
Reverse die used to strike 1798 BB-107 (earlier state) and BB-108 (later state, lightly relapped).
Die State I: Perfect obverse and reverse dies, not relapped. May not exist.
Die State II: Obverse crack toward border from right side of L in LIBERTY. Reverse with die relapped; headless stick no longer visible. With die crack along right wing tip, top of AM to border above E. The die state usually seen.
Die State III: Obverse now with crack from border below 17, left toward star 1. This is the die state used to coin 1798 BB-109. May not exist with BB-108.
Die State IV: Obverse now with crack from border below 17, left, now progressing through stars 1 to 5, very faint by star 5. About 20% to 30% of BB-108 dollars are of this die state.
COLLECTING NOTES: 1798 BB-108 is one of the commoner varieties of the year. I estimate that 500 to 800 survive, most of which are in grades through EF. However, AU coins come on the market with regularity. Mint State specimens are exceedingly rare.
Willasch Specimen. MS-63.. Superior, H. Roland Willasch, 1990:487. Consigned by another individual to the Willasch Sale. "Frosty and intoned with no surface impairments the only mark readily visible is a minute planchet flaw above the N of UNITED on the reverse. Further scrutiny finds a tiny rim mark above the A of STATES. Boldly struck." Bebee's MS-60. Numismatist advertisement, May 1953. Brilliant Uncirculated.
Hollinbeck-Kagin Specimen. MS-60. Hollinbeck-Kagin Sale, January 1970: 782. Uncirculated bluish golden.
1976 ANA Specimen. AU-58. Stack's, 1976 ANA Convention Sale: 1332. Boyd, Brand and Ryder Collections, Bowers and Merena, 1990:2454. "AU-58. Satiny and largely brilliant with some blushes of pale champagne iridescence and splashes of faint blue toning. Close inspection reveals a faint, scarcely noticeable, hairline scratch on the reverse running across the eagle's shield and banner."
Boyd, Brand and Ryder Specimen. AU-58. - Bowers and Merena, Boyd, Brand, and Ryder Collections, 1990: 2453. "AU-58 to MS-60. A lovely, lustrous example displaying blushes of rich coppery golden and lilac coloration on both surfaces. Pleasing gunmetal-gray and electric blue iridescence enhance the extreme rims."
Gore and Long Specimen. AU-58. Bowers and Merena, Gore and Long Collections, 1990:357. "AU-58 to MS-60. Sharply struck with virtually all of Miss Liberty's hair details boldly delineated. Most of the eagle's feathers are sharp, including those along the top row of the breast. The fields are smooth and lustrous, toned in rich hues of lilac-gray, gun-metal-blue, and gold. A tiny lamination flaw can be seen at the reverse rim at 7:00, and is mentioned for accuracy although it doesn't measurable detract from the aesthetic appeal of the piece."
Kissel and Victoria Specimen. AU-58+. Bowers and Merena, Kissel and Victoria Collections, 1989:389. "AU-58/ MS-60. A pleasing, lustrous example faintly toned in pastel hues of gold, gray, lilac, and blue. Most of Miss Liberty's hair details are fully delineated, and nearly all of the eagle's wing and tail feathers can be seen, The eagle's breast is a bit softly defined overall, but even here the upper row of feathers is quite clear."
Blevins Specimen. AU-55. Superior, H.W. Blevins Collection, 1988:4763. "Late die state with all of the cracks described by Bolenderas well as numerous additional die flaws and areas of roughness on both the obverse and reverse. Very sharply struck and displaying ,a minimal, amount of wear but with irregular toning On both sides.". Yolanda Gross Collection.
Hirt and Bolt Specimen. AU-55. Pine Tree Auctions, Hirt and Bolt Collections, 1975:754. "Brilliant, frosty, with rich golden toning, this is at most a thin hair's breadth short of full Uncirculated. Obverse die flaw up to border from toe of L, others through base of Y and many stars on right."
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