The Jesuits in North America in the Seventeenth Century
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Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.
IntroductionCh. I1634: Notre-Dame Des AngesCh. IILoyola and the JesuitsCh. III1632, 1633: Paul Le JeuneCh. IV1633, 1634: Le Jeune and the HuntersCh. V1633, 1634: The Huron MissionCh. VI1634, 1635: Brebeuf and his AssociatesCh. VII1636, 1637: The Feast of the DeadCh. VIII1636, 1637: The Huron and the JesuitCh. IX1637: Character of the Canadian JesuitsCh. X1637-1640: PersecutionCh. XI1638-1640: Priest and PaganCh. XII1639, 1640: The Tobacco Nation - the NeutralsCh. XIII1636-1646: Quebec and its TenantsCh. XIV1636-1652: Devotees and NunsCh. XV1636-1642: Villemarie de MontrealCh. XVI1641-1644: Isaac JoguesCh. XVII1641-1646: The Iroquois. - Bressani. - De NoueCh. XVIII1642-1644: VillemarieCh. XIX1644, 1645: PeaceCh. XX1645, 1646: The Peace BrokenCh. XXI1646, 1647: Another WarCh. XXII1645-1651: Priest and PuritanCh. XXIII1643-1648: A Doomed NationCh. XXIV1645-1648: The Huron ChurchCh. XXV1648, 1649: Sainte MarieCh. XXVI1648: Antoine DanielCh. XXVII1649: Ruin of the HuronsCh. XXVIII1649: The MartyrsCh. XXIX1649, 1650: The SanctuaryCh. XXX1649: Garnier - ChabanelCh. XXXI1650-1652: The Huron Mission AbandonedCh. XXXII1650-1866: The Last of the HuronsCh. XXXIII1650-1670: The DestroyersCh. XXXIVThe EndIndex
