The Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents, Vol. 4: Acadia and Quebec, 1616-1629
History
The Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents, Vol. 4: Acadia and Quebec, 1616-1629
Canada -- History -- To 1763 (New France); Indians of North America -- Canada; Jesuits -- Missions; Jesuits -- North America
_Iesuites & autres François de S. Sauueur sont menez à la Virginie._
_p._ 260.
_Iesuites garentissent l'Anglois qui les tenoit captifs, de la main de
l'Espagnol._ _p._ 289.
_Iesuites des Isles Açores sont portez en Galles Prouince
d'Angleterre._ _p._ 292.
_Iesuites mettent és mains du sieur de Biencourt en sa necessité toutes
leurs prouisions pour le soulager, & les siens._ _p._ 209.
_Iesuites sont retirez de Port Royal, & transportez prés de l'Isle de_
Pemetiq _pour dresser nouuelle habitation._ _p._ 219.
_Iesuites produits tesmoins en Angleterre, pour la iustification du
Capitaine qui les tient captifs, le deliurent de soupçon._ _p._ 293.
_Iesuites captifs defrayez en Galles par le Iuge du lieu fort
charitablement._ _p._ 295.
_Iesuites de Canada captifs en Angleterre, renuoyez libres à Calais._
_p._ 298.
_Ingrés, c'est à dire Anglois, hays des Canadois._ _p._ 35.
_Isle longue à dix lieües de Baye Francoise._ _p._ 254
I
_Jaques Cartier explores Canada in new France in the years 1524 and
1534._ _p._ 4
_Jean Denys, of Honfleur, goes to new France in the year 1506._
_p._ 3
_Jean Verazan takes possession of new France in the name of Francis
I., King of France._ _p._ 3
_Jesuit prisoners in England receive honorable visits from the
inhabitants of the place._ _p._ 296
_Jesuits exhort the Canadians, baptized before they came to Canada,
to discard Polygamy, and what they answer thereto._ _p._ 111
_Jesuits do not wish to baptize the adults until they have been
properly instructed, for which they are unjustly slandered._ _p._
110, 111, 112
_Jesuits try to change into the Canadian tongue the principles of
the Faith, but suitable words for this purpose cannot be found._
_p._ 112
_Jesuits do not baptize aged persons unless they are properly
catechized, and with very good reason._ _p._ 114
_Jesuits appointed to Canada by King Henry IIII._ _p._ 123
_Jesuits excluded from entering a ship, out of regard for the
Calvinists._ _p._ 134
_Jesuits sail for Canada in January, 1611._ _p._ 138
_Jesuits arrive at Port Royal in June, 1611._ _p._ 149
_Jesuits acquitted of slander by the evidence of Calvinists
themselves._ _p._ 142
_Jesuits study the Canadian language, but the Canadians do not
serve them faithfully._ _p._ 151, 152
_Jesuits are prevented from making progress in the Canadian
language by the very ones who ought to aid them._ _p._ 154
_Jesuits do not wish to consent that Membertou be buried with his
infidel ancestors._ _p._ 161
_Jesuits build with their own hands a boat, to go in search of food
in time of famine._ _p._ 210
_Jesuits gather the_ Chiquebi _root, and fish for Smelts and
Herring, in time of famine._ _p._ 213
_Jesuits and other French of St. Sauveur are taken to Virginia._
_p._ 260
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