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Concurrent with the pilgrims of the Plymouth Plantation, another experiment was being played out in the internals of the continent. Specifically, in the country in the Quebec and Great Lakes area. It was the French Jesuits attempting to bring the gospel to the Algonquin and Huron tribes. This book describes the results, plus an insightful backgrounder on the Jesuit order. We all know the story of Plymouth Rock. This book shares the story of the decimation of one Indian nation by another. Truth is more amazing than fiction!
