The Jesuits in North America in the Seventeenth Century by Francis Parkman
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1633, 1634.
THE HURON MISSION. Plans of Conversion.--Aims and Motives.--Indian Diplomacy.-- Hurons at Quebec.--Councils.--The Jesuit Chapel.--Le Borgne.-- The Jesuits thwarted.--Their Perseverance.--The Journey to the Hurons.-- Jean de Brebeuf.--The Mission begun. CHAPTER VI. 1634, 1635. BREBEUF AND HIS ASSOCIATES. The Huron Mission-house.--Its Inmates.--Its Furniture.--Its Guests.-- The Jesuit as a Teacher.--As an Engineer.--Baptisms.-- Huron Village Life.--Festivities and Sorceries.--The Dream Feast.-- The Priests accused of Magic.--The Drought and the Red Cross. CHAPTER VII. 1636, 1637. THE FEAST OF THE DEAD. Huron Graves.--Preparation for the Ceremony.--Disinterment.-- The Mourning.--The Funeral March.--The Great Sepulchre.-- |
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