Pioneer Priests of North America 1642 1710 volume 1
Pioneer Priests of North America 1642 1710 volume 1
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His return to Onondaga gave some respite to the sufferings of Le Moyne and the captives, but still there was no appear- ance of willingness to set free the other prisoners.
Winter passed by, and spring was ending, when at last his entreaties prevailed. He himself was to lead back all the Frenchmen, with the exception of one to whom liberty was not given, though his name was Liberte.
" On the last day of August, 1662, the Father made his appearance in a canoe below the Falls of St. Louis, having... around him all the happy rescued ones and a score of Onondagas who from being enemies had become their boat- men. They landed amid the cheers and embraces of all the French of Montreal, and, following Father Le Moyne, pro- ceeded to the church to thank God. " Trusting in the good dispositions of the Onondagas, or willing to run the risk, plans were forthwith made to estab- lish regular missions in their country. Le Moyne, of course, was eager to go back, but the ceaseless wars made it im- possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His return to Onondaga gave some respite to the sufferings of Le Moyne and the captives, but still there was no appear- ance of willingness to set free the other prisoners.
Winter passed by, and spring was ending, when at last his entreaties prevailed. He himself was to lead back all the Frenchmen, with the exception of one to whom liberty was not given, though his name was Liberte.
" On the last day of August, 1662, the Father made his appearance in a canoe below the Falls of St. Louis, having... around him all the happy rescued ones and a score of Onondagas who from being enemies had become their boat- men. They landed amid the cheers and embraces of all the French of Montreal, and, following Father Le Moyne, pro- ceeded to the church to thank God. " Trusting in the good dispositions of the Onondagas, or willing to run the risk, plans were forthwith made to estab- lish regular missions in their country. Le Moyne, of course, was eager to go back, but the ceaseless wars made it im- possible.
What to read after Pioneer Priests of North America 1642 1710 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell, Thomas J. (Thomas Joseph), 1848-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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