Notices & voyages of the famed Quebec mission to the Pacific Northwest
Subtitle: being the correspondence, notices, etc., of Fathers Blanchet and Demers, together with those of Fathers Bolduc and Langlois.  Containing much remarkable information on the areas and inhabitants of the Columbia, Walamette, Cowlitz, and Fraser Rivers, Nesqually Bay, Puget Sound, Whidby, and Vancouver Islands, while on their arduous mission to the engagés of the Hudson's Bay Company and the pagan natives, 1838 to 1847.  With accounts of several voyages around Cape Horn to Valparaiso and to the Sandwich Islands, etc.
By: Englished out of the French by Carl Landerholm from related papers and documents in the Oregon Historical Society collections.
Contributors: Blanchet, Francis Norbert, 1795-1883.; Demers, Modeste, Bp., 1809-1871.; Oregon Historical Society
Publisher: Published for the] Oregon Historical Society [by the Champoeg Press, Reed College]
Published: 1956
Place of publication: [Portland
Language: eng; fre
Number of pages: 243
Subjects: Catholic Church in the Pacific Northwest; Missions -- Northwest, Pacific; Indians of North America -- Missions; Northwest, Pacific -- Description and travel
Notes: Translation of 7 reports, "Mission de la Colombie," taken from the collection entitled, "Missions de Québec," in the library of the Oregon Historical Society.