In 1634 the Jesuit Paul le Jeune completed a report on his Quebec mission for his provincial in Paris, including in it a long account of his sojourn-and difficulties-among the Montagnais Indians.
An edition of Nature religion in America
(1990)
Nature religion in America
from the Algonkian Indians to the New Age
by Catherine L. Albanese
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