. Die katholische Kirche in der Kolonialzeit: Die dreizehn Kolonien, die Ottawa, Illinois, Louisiana, Florida, Texas, New Mexico und Arizona, 1521-1763. dort niederlassen, ein Onondaga ein huron Frau chieftomahawked, und seine Gefährten massacredthe Männer des Stammes, die Behandlung der Frauen und Kinder asslaves, Abisolieren aller ihrer Waren.* Die missionaryand ein laienbruder erreicht Onondaga lebendig, aber das Gefühl, dass funktionieren u. Gefangenen. Wenn diese Nation jemals wirklich Sünde hätte-Cere in ihren Forderungen an die Franzosen, die Eifersucht von tlie Mo-Falken und Oneidas, die alle den Handel throughtheir cou zu übergeben wünschte

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. The Catholic church in colonial days : the thirteen colonies, the Ottawa and Illinois country, Louisiana, Florida, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, 1521-1763. settle there, an Onondaga chieftomahawked a Huron woman, and his companions massacredthe men of the tribe, treating the women and children asslaves, stripping them of all their goods.* The missionaryand a lay brother reached Onondaga alive, but felt that theywere prisoners. If this nation had ever really been sin-cere in their advances to the French, the jealousy of tlie Mo-hawks and Oneidas, who wished all trade to pass throughtheir country, soon by specious reasoning incited the Onon-dagas to join them in renewing hostilities against the French.TVhile Father le Moyne was on the Mohawk, and the mis-sionaries and French at Onondaga, the Oneidas slew andscalped three colonists near Montreal. Governor dA_illel)Oustacted with a decision that saved the lives of the missionaries.He seized all the Iroquois to be found in the colony and putthem in irons. They saw that they were to deal with a man Relation de la Nouvelle France, ch. 19, p. 47.-lb., ch. 22. pp. 54-6. Radisson, Voyages, p. 119.. FRANCIS DE LAVAL FIRST BISHOP OF QUEBEIC Gopjnjlit hf Join. tt.Siea 1881 CLOSE OF THE MISSION. 257 with whom they coiild not trifle. One was allowed to re-turn and assure the Mohawks and Oneidas tliat the lives oftheir tribesmen depended on the safe return of Father leMoyne. The position of the party at Onondaga Mas more serious, but the arrival of some Indians from that tribe gave the gov-ernor the hostages he desired; but he could not send an ex-pedition to save the French. The winter wore away, the mis-sionaries faithfully discharging their duties, the Frenchsettlers looking forward to the opening of navigation for aneffort to escape. Flat-boats and canoes were secretly con-structed, and at last one of the French gave a grand banquetwhich gathered all the men of the Onondaga tribe. It wasone that required the guests to eat eve

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