Caption title.

Place of publication may be either Cap-Français, Haiti or Martinique.

While "Au Cap" in title transcription would normally refer to Cap-Français, Haiti, in an imprint this early it could also refer to several settlements in the French West Indies. Two other early Martinique imprints, the first an address by Estaing is housed in the Bibliothèque Scholcher dated May 28, 1764, and other housed at the Beinecke Library at Yale is a form printed in Martinique in 1759. Within this pamphlet there is no direct mention of any place in Martinique, though Saint-Domingue is mentioned frequently.

A pamphlet by Charles Henri, comte d'Estaing, freshly appointed governor-general of Saint-Domingue and the Windward Islands from 1764-1766, containing his welcome address to the colony.

"Discours de M. le comte d'Estaing, au conseil du Cap. Le sept mai mil sept cens soixante-quatre": p. 1-9.

"Reponse de M. le comte d'Estaing, gouverneur général de Saint-Domingue, au compliment qui lui a été fait lors de son arrivée, par les Députés du Conseil supérieur de Cap", p. 10-11, has separate caption title and refers to the séance of May 7, 1764.

Signatures: A⁶ (A6 verso blank)

Woodcut head and tail pieces.

John Carter Brown Library copy quarter bound in contemporary calf with marbled boards and vellum corners.

John Carter Brown Library copy acquired with the assistance of the Wroth Fund.