:The Jesuit Relations: Natives and Missionaries in Seventeenth-Century North America

John F. Schwaller

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Foreword Preface Introduction: Natives North America and the French Jesuits Montagnais Hunters of the Northern Woodlands Jean de Brebeuf on the Hurons Disease and Medicine Diplomacy and War Writings on the Natural Environment Missions to the Iroquois Martyrs and Mystics Exploring the Mississippi Questions for Consideration A Jesuit Relations Chronology Select Bibliography Index

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