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EARLY JESUITS OF MICHIGAN.
century he was the life and soul of the missionary enterprise in Wisconsin and Illinois, and to some extent, in Michigan.
In his voyage to the Sault he was subjected, as was generally the case with the missionaries, until the arm of French power was distinctly felt in those remote regions, to keenest insult and coarsest brutality from his Indian conductors. He passed on beyond the Sault, for a whole month he coasted along the shores of the great lake, and in
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