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Cape saga 1703
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- ISBN8235762985
- EAN9798235762985
- Date de parution12/07/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
In 1703, two Dutch galleons reach Cape Town. CAPE SAGA, 1703 is a Dutch story told from the Provençal perspective of the pioneers of the Franschhoek vineyards. Die Nannon brings settlers and three French refugees fleeing Marseille: Jean-Baptiste, an agnostic winemaker on the run after an affair with the mayor's wife; Marguerite, his Catholic lover who sheltered him; and Mimi, a cabaret dancer with a Cape Flats smile.
Die Klara II carries the governor's furniture for Vergelegen-along with a "piano" for his wife. The instrument arrives damaged beyond repair. When Adriaan van der Stel breaks his deal with his cousin, shipowner Josep van der Mollen-"Transport my goods, and I will grant you supplies"-he sets off a chain of events that will shake the VOC to the core and reshape the the Cape settlement. The narrator is a schoolteacher whose ancestor served as captain of the garrison.
CAPE SAGA, 1703 revisits a 2006 school outing to Vergelegen and blurs the line between official narrative and family heritage.
Die Klara II carries the governor's furniture for Vergelegen-along with a "piano" for his wife. The instrument arrives damaged beyond repair. When Adriaan van der Stel breaks his deal with his cousin, shipowner Josep van der Mollen-"Transport my goods, and I will grant you supplies"-he sets off a chain of events that will shake the VOC to the core and reshape the the Cape settlement. The narrator is a schoolteacher whose ancestor served as captain of the garrison.
CAPE SAGA, 1703 revisits a 2006 school outing to Vergelegen and blurs the line between official narrative and family heritage.