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Jesuit Mission History

Volumes in the series: Early Jesuit Missions in Canada
Translators: The late George Topp, S.J. and/or William Lonc, S.J.

Editor and Publisher: William Lonc:william.lonc@stmarys.ca
Producer and Distributor: Steve Catlin: scatlin@pathcom.com

1: Biographical Dictionary for New France: 1602-1656, by Lucien Campeau, S.J., ISBN 0-9687053-4-0; 422 pages + maps, footnotes, and Index; Tr. WL and GT.

2: Brébeuf's Writings: A Study, by René Latourelle, S.J., ISBN 0-9687053-2-4; 474 pages + maps, footnotes, and Index; Tr. WL and GT.

3: Jesuit Mission to the Hurons, by Lucien Campeau, S.J., First ed. ISBN 1-894438-04-3, 372 pages + maps, footnotes, and Index; Second ed. ISBN 0-9687053-0-8, 564 pages + maps, footnotes, and Index; Tr. WL and GT.

4: Gannentaha: First Jesuit Mission to the Iroquois, by Lucien Campeau, S.J., ISBN 0-9687053-3-2; 108 pages + maps, footnotes, and Index; Tr. WL and GT.

5: The Donnés in Huronia, by Jean Côté, ISBN 0-9687053-1-6; 246 pages + maps, footnotes, and Index; Tr. WL and GT.

6-1 and 6-2: Letters from the New Jesuit Missions in Canada: 1843-1852, edited by Lorenzo Cadieux, S.J., ISBN 0-9687053-9-1, in two parts; 581 + 535 pages + maps, footnotes, and Index; Tr. WL and GT.

7. Catherine Tekakwitha, Pierre Cholenec, S.J., ISBN-0-9730161-2-4; approximately 200 pages, footnotes, and Index, and an Appendix containing the French text, footnotes and Index; Tr. WL.

8. Fr. Chaumonot, S.J.: Autobiography and Supplement, ISBN-0-9730161-0-8; approximately 200 pages + maps, footnotes, and Index; Tr. WL.

9: Huron Relations for 1635 and 1636, by Jean de Brébeuf, edited by Lucien Campeau, S.J., ISBN-0-9730161-1-6; approximately 250 pages + maps, footnotes, and Index; Tr. WL.

10. Jesuit Mission to the Souriquois in Acadia: 1611-1613, by Lucien Campeau, S.J., ISBN-0-9687053-5-9; approximately 400 pages + maps, footnotes, and Index; Tr. WL and GT.

11. The Jesuits and Early Montreal, by Lucien Campeau, S.J., ISBN-0-9687053-6-7; approximately 250 pages + maps, footnotes, and Index; Tr. WL and GT.
(Being proof-read at this moment, and we expect to print at least 30 copies at the end of October at the latest.
Currently, I am working on the Intro to Campeau's MNF-2 plus some of the more significant documents.)


Other translations by William Lonc and George Topp:

The Explorers, Beginning of Acadia: 1602-1616, Book 1, by Lucien Campeau, S.J., ISBN 1-894438-03-5; 92 pages + maps, endnotes, and Index.

The Souriquois, Beginning of Acadia: 1602-1616, Book 2, by Lucien Campeau, S.J., ISBN 1-894438-02-7; 132 pages + map, endnotes, and Index.

The Mission, Beginning of Acadia: 1602-1616, Book 3, by Lucien Campeau, S.J., ISBN 1-894438-00-0; 212 pages + map, endnotes, and Index.

Published and distributed by Gontran Trottier, P.O. Box 173, Bridgetown, N.S., Canada, B0S 1C0; gontran@mailandnews.com


Other Translations by William Lonc:

Jean de Brébeuf, by René Latourelle, S.J., Guérin, Montreal, ISBN-2-7601-5975-2; approximately 300 pages.

Catherine Tekakwitha, by Pierre Cholenec, S.J., ISBN-0-9730161-3-2, English translation only, endnotes, Index, 75 pages.


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