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Esther Brandeau (flor. in Canada 1738–39) is notable in the history of the Jews in Canada as the first Jew to set foot in the country, travelling from France to New France. She was born around 1718, probably at Saint-Esprit-lès-Bayonne (near Bayonne), in the diocese of Dax. Jews in France were subject to waves of expulsion, and women's lives were limited by gender roles, which some tried to evade by cross-dressing. Brandeau reinvented herself as Jacques La Fargue, a Roman Catholic boy, and became a sailor on the St-Michel, a ship bound from Bordeaux for the Port of Quebec. At that time, Canada was the only colony of the New World never reported to have been visited by a Jew.

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rdfs:comment	Esther Brandeau (Espiritu Saindua, c. 1718- Kanada, 1739 eta gero) lapurtar emakume judua izan zen. Bordelen itsasoratu zen eta Jacques La Fargue izena hartu zuen, juduak orduko Kanadan ezin baitziren sartu. Urtebete baino ez zuen iraun eta deportatu zuten. * Datuak: Q5401159 (eu) Esther Brandeau, född 1718, död efter 1740, var en fransk sjöman. Brandeau blev berömd i sin samtid då hon år 1738 upptäcktes i Kanada som en judisk flicka förklädd till skeppsgosse. Hon är också känd som den första judiska personen i Kanada, där all religion utom den katolska var förbjuden. Hon har blivit föremål för fiktion. Hennes livshistoria är främst känd från det förhör som hölls med henne av myndigheterna 1738, och uppgifterna i det har inte bekräftats. (sv) Esther Brandeau (flor. in Canada 1738–39) is notable in the history of the Jews in Canada as the first Jew to set foot in the country, travelling from France to New France. She was born around 1718, probably at Saint-Esprit-lès-Bayonne (near Bayonne), in the diocese of Dax. Jews in France were subject to waves of expulsion, and women's lives were limited by gender roles, which some tried to evade by cross-dressing. Brandeau reinvented herself as Jacques La Fargue, a Roman Catholic boy, and became a sailor on the St-Michel, a ship bound from Bordeaux for the Port of Quebec. At that time, Canada was the only colony of the New World never reported to have been visited by a Jew. (en) Esther Brandeau (floruit. en Canadá 1738–39) fue la primera joven judía en pisar Canadá, o Nueva Francia, en 1738. Nació en 1718, probablemente en Saint-Esprit-lès-Bayonne (cerca de Bayona, Francia), en la . Durante ese período, Canadá era la única colonia del Nuevo Mundo que nunca había sido visitada por un judío. Nacida en Francia, Brandeau fue capaz de llegar a Nueva Francia, haciéndose pasar por un chico católico. Su vida ha sido relatada en dos obras de ficción: la novela Esther, escrita en 2004 por Sharon E. McKay, y la novela The Tale-Teller, escrita en 2012 por . (es)
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has abstract	Esther Brandeau (flor. in Canada 1738–39) is notable in the history of the Jews in Canada as the first Jew to set foot in the country, travelling from France to New France. She was born around 1718, probably at Saint-Esprit-lès-Bayonne (near Bayonne), in the diocese of Dax. Jews in France were subject to waves of expulsion, and women's lives were limited by gender roles, which some tried to evade by cross-dressing. Brandeau reinvented herself as Jacques La Fargue, a Roman Catholic boy, and became a sailor on the St-Michel, a ship bound from Bordeaux for the Port of Quebec. At that time, Canada was the only colony of the New World never reported to have been visited by a Jew. After a brief masquerade, Esther's religion and sex were both discovered. As a non-Catholic in a legally Catholic country, she was arrested on the orders of Gilles Hocquart, Intendant of New France, and taken to the Hôpital Général in Quebec City. Hocquart was initially under the impression that Brandeau wished to convert to Catholicism and remain in the colony. However, later he wrote to the minister in France that conversion attempts had failed: she desired to live in Canada as a Jew. The government decided on deportation, and after correspondence with authorities in France, she was sent back home on a ship named Comte de Matignon at the expense of the State. After Brandeau's deportation to France, nothing more is known about her life. (en) Esther Brandeau (Espiritu Saindua, c. 1718- Kanada, 1739 eta gero) lapurtar emakume judua izan zen. Bordelen itsasoratu zen eta Jacques La Fargue izena hartu zuen, juduak orduko Kanadan ezin baitziren sartu. Urtebete baino ez zuen iraun eta deportatu zuten. * Datuak: Q5401159 (eu) Esther Brandeau (floruit. en Canadá 1738–39) fue la primera joven judía en pisar Canadá, o Nueva Francia, en 1738. Nació en 1718, probablemente en Saint-Esprit-lès-Bayonne (cerca de Bayona, Francia), en la . Durante ese período, Canadá era la única colonia del Nuevo Mundo que nunca había sido visitada por un judío. Nacida en Francia, Brandeau fue capaz de llegar a Nueva Francia, haciéndose pasar por un chico católico. Brandeau había adoptado el nombre de Jacques La Fargue y se convirtió en marinero en Burdeos, en un barco con destino hacia el puerto de Quebec. Llegó a Nueva Francia a bordo del buque St-Michel, y permaneció allí durante un año. Tras un breve período encubierta, tanto el género como el credo religioso de Esther fueron descubiertos. Como no era católica en un país legalmente católico, fue arrestada bajo la orden del Intendente de Nueva Francia y llevada al Hôpital Général en Quebec. Inicialmente Hocquart mantuvo la impresión de que Brandeau deseaba convertirse al catolicismo y permanecer en la colonia. Sin embargo, posteriormente le escribió al ministro en Francia, de que los intentos de convertirse a la fe católica habían sido en vano. Ella deseaba vivir en Canadá siendo judía. El gobierno decidió su deportación, y tras su llegada ante las autoridades francesas, ella fue enviada de regreso a su tierra natal en Francia en un barco llamado Comte de Matignon a expensas del Estado. Su vida ha sido relatada en dos obras de ficción: la novela Esther, escrita en 2004 por Sharon E. McKay, y la novela The Tale-Teller, escrita en 2012 por . (es) Esther Brandeau, född 1718, död efter 1740, var en fransk sjöman. Brandeau blev berömd i sin samtid då hon år 1738 upptäcktes i Kanada som en judisk flicka förklädd till skeppsgosse. Hon är också känd som den första judiska personen i Kanada, där all religion utom den katolska var förbjuden. Hon har blivit föremål för fiktion. Hennes livshistoria är främst känd från det förhör som hölls med henne av myndigheterna 1738, och uppgifterna i det har inte bekräftats. (sv)
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