The Jesuit Relations And Allied Documents Travels And Explorations of the Jesu
The Jesuit Relations And Allied Documents Travels And Explorations of the Jesu
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We herewith give the rest of Part I. (Le Jeune's own portion), and the two opening chapters of Part II. , which was Lalemant's report to his superior, Le Jeune, of af- fairs in the Huron country. Following is a synopsis of the contents of the present volume : XXXIV. Continuing his annual narrative, Le Jeune describes in detail the foundation of the Ursu- line convent at Quebec by Madame de la Peltrie, and the arrival of these nuns (August i, 1639), with the Hospital sisters and a reinforcement ...of Jesuit Fathers. The nuns are taken, for a visit, to Sillery; they are overcome with joy to see the Indians offering their devotions in the chapel, and still more when children, both French and Indian, come to the Ursu- lines for instruction ; while the sick are brought to the Hospital sisters for care, even before their bag- gage arrives from the ship. As aid in this emer- gency, mattresses are loaned them by the Jesuits. Madame de la Peltrie ' ' cannot contain herself ; she wishes to be everywhere, wherever the Savages are in question ; and she is already the godmother of sev- eral.
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We herewith give the rest of Part I. (Le Jeune's own portion), and the two opening chapters of Part II. , which was Lalemant's report to his superior, Le Jeune, of af- fairs in the Huron country. Following is a synopsis of the contents of the present volume : XXXIV. Continuing his annual narrative, Le Jeune describes in detail the foundation of the Ursu- line convent at Quebec by Madame de la Peltrie, and the arrival of these nuns (August i, 1639), with the Hospital sisters and a reinforcement ...of Jesuit Fathers. The nuns are taken, for a visit, to Sillery; they are overcome with joy to see the Indians offering their devotions in the chapel, and still more when children, both French and Indian, come to the Ursu- lines for instruction ; while the sick are brought to the Hospital sisters for care, even before their bag- gage arrives from the ship. As aid in this emer- gency, mattresses are loaned them by the Jesuits. Madame de la Peltrie ' ' cannot contain herself ; she wishes to be everywhere, wherever the Savages are in question ; and she is already the godmother of sev- eral.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thwaites, Reuben Gold, 1853-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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