Chap. I. _Of the Conversion, Baptism, and happy death of some Hurons; and on the condition of Christianity amid this Barbarism._ 4. Chap. II. _Containing in the order of time the other remarkable things that happened during this year._ 21. Chap. III. _Important advice for those whom it shall please God to call to New France, and especially to the Country of the Hurons._ 58. Chap. IV. _Of the language of the Hurons._ 79. PART SECOND. ON THE BELIEF, MANNERS, AND CUSTOMS OF THE HURONS. Chap. I. _What the Hurons think of their origin._ 85. Chap. II. _The ideas of the Hurons regarding the nature and condition of the soul, both in this life and after death._ 96. Chap. III. _That the Hurons recognize some divinity; of their superstitions, and their faith in dreams._ 108. Chap. IV. _Concerning feasts, dances; the games of dish and crosse; what they call_ Ononharoia. 120. Chap. V. _Whether there are Sorcerers among the Hurons._ 132. Chap. VI. _Of the polity of the Hurons, and their government._ 145. Chap. VII. _Of the order the Hurons observe in their Councils._ 175. Chap. VIII. _Of the ceremonies they observe in their burials and mourning._ 184. Chap. IX. _Of the solemn feast of the Dead._ 193. [1] Relation de ce qui s'est passé en la Novvelle France, en l'année 1636. MON REVEREND PERE,