VII. Father Jouvency, one of the eighteenth-century historians of the Society of Jesus, herein gives an historical account of the Canadian missions of his order, in 1611-13; and, by way of comparison, tells of the condition of the same missions in 1703, ending with a list of the Jesuit missions in North America in the year 1710, the date of original publication. VIII. Herein, Jouvency gives a detailed account of the Indian tribes of Canada,--their customs, characteristics, superstitions, etc. Although not in strict chronological order, these chapters are given here as being from the same work as the foregoing. In the preparation of several of the Notes to Volume I., the Editor has had some assistance from Mrs. Jane Marsh Parker, of Rochester, N. Y. R. G. T. MADISON, WIS., August, 1896. I LESCARBOT'S LA CONVERSION DES SAVVAGES PARIS: JEAN MILLOT, 1610 SOURCE: Title-page and text, reprinted from original in Lenox Library, New York; the Register of Baptisms from original in the John Carter Brown Library, Providence, R. I. PECULIARITIES IN ORIGINAL PAGINATION: P. 7, misnumbered 1; p. 16, misnumbered 6; pp. 23, 24, are repeated, except the last sentence on p. 24; p. 46 numbered "[-4-6]." LA CONVERSION DES SAVVAGES QVI ONT ESTÉ BAPTIZÉS EN LA NOVVELLE France, cette annee 1610. _AVEC VN BREF RECIT, du voyage du Sieur_ DE POVTRINCOVRT. [Illustration] A PARIS, Chez IEAN MILLOT, tenant sa boutique sur les degrez de la grand' Salle du Palais. _Avec Priuilege du Roy._ THE CONVERSION OF THE SAVAGES WHO WERE BAPTIZED IN NEW FRANCE during this year, 1610. _WITH A BRIEF NARRATIVE of the voyage of Sieur_ DE POUTRINCOURT. PARIS, JEAN MILLOT, keeping shop upon the steps of the great Hall of the Palace. _By Royal License._ [iii] A la Royne. _MADAME_,