History of the Society of Jesus in North America
Subtitle: Volume 2, Text, from 1645 till 1773
Publisher: Longmans, Green & Co.
Published: 1917
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng
Description: Volume 2
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS Volume 2; title: Map of Jesuit Missions in Canada and northern U.S. territory, 17th-19th centuries Frontispiece; title: Preface v; title: List of Generals and English Provincials S J xvii; title: Abbreviations, and Titles of Works quoted xix; title: CHAPTER VII; title: A REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD, 1645-1652 3; title: § 77. View of a Massachusetts relation 4; title: § 78. White and Copley in an English prison: 1645 10; title: § 79. Catholics, exiles or refugees to Maryland or West Indies: 1646, 1647 13; title: § 80. Baltimore's Concordat for the Jesuits: (1647) 17; title: § 81. Virginia substituted for the Maryland mission: 1647 21; title: § 82. Business and vows in Virginia: 1648 23; title: § 83. Baltimore's Conditions of Plantation: 1648 28; title: § 84. Purport of the Conditions for missionary work 30; title: § 85. Act of Religion or Toleration in Maryland: 1649 33; title: § 86. The Assembly's action, 1650, on its act of toleration 38; title: § 87. Last claims of the Jesuits on Baltimore: 1650 44; title: § 88. Death and character of Copley: 1652 46; title: Map of old Jesuit Properties near St Mary's City, Md. To face 11; title: CHAPTER VIII; title: MISSIONARY LIFE BETWEEN REVOLUTIONS, 1653-1672 50; title: § 89. Father Darby: 1653, 1654 51; title: § 90. A revolution: 1655-1657 53; title: § 91. Refugee missionaries in Virginia: 1655 57; title: § 92. Anti-Jesuit intrigues in Maryland: 1658, 1661 61; title: § 93. Men and movements: 1661-1663 64; title: § 94. Proposal to dissolve the Maryland mission: 1662 66; title: § 95. Catholic religious life 69; title: § 96. Estimate of missionaries 72; title: § 97. Policy and practice of Jesuit missions in general 77; title: § 98. The Franciscans in Maryland: 1672. The Propaganda 81; title: § 99. Relations of the Propaganda with the Orders 83; title: CHAPTER IX; title: TEST ACTS AND REVOLUTION. NEW YORK. 1672-1689 88; title: § 100. Preludes of the Orange Revolution 89; title: § 101. Declaration of Indulgence: 1672 93; title: § 102. Test acta in policy and history: 1673, 1679 95; title: § 103. Titus Oates Plot: Jesuit blood and goods: 1679 98; title: § 104. Colonial echoes. Barbados. Jamaica 100; title: § 105. Massachusetts. Puritans and Jesuits 102; title: § 106. Puritan liberties and Jesuits 108; title: § 107. Maryland. Anglican campaign: 1676 112; title: § 108. Slaves: the general question of baptism 115; title: § 109. Local conditions in Maryland 123; title: § 110. Politico-religious campaign in Maryland: 1676 125; title: § 111. The Jesuit missionary corps: 1672-1689. Economical drawbacks 127; title: § 112. Maryland school, scholars, Jesuits: 1681-1689 135; title: § 113. Missionary aspirants for America: 1669-1696 138; title: § 114. New York. Catholic missionary antecedents: 1643-1671 140; title: § 115. Religious policy of the New York colony: 1674-1686 142; title: § 116. The London sycophants. Father Harvey: 1682 145; title: § 117. The New York school. Harvey's ascendancy. 1683-1689 147; title: § 118. The Orange Revolution: 1689 149; title: CHAPTER X; title: ANTI-POPERY IN THE COLONIES 154; title: § 119. Maryland cleared of Jesuits: 1689 155; title: § 120. Virginia cleared of Papists: 1689-1693 160; title: § 121. The statutory plan of campaign in Parliament: 1699 162; title: § 122. Law against the Growth of Popery: 1699 165; title: § 123. Extension of the campaign, Orange-Hanoverian 170; title: § 124. Acadia: administrative fraud: 1730-1755 173; title: § 125. Pennsylvania proceedings 180; title: § 126. New York. John Ury 183; title: § 127. Massachusetts. Anti- Jesuit law: 1691, 1700 186; title: § 128. Georgia. North Carolina 191; title: § 129. Barbados 193; title: § 130. Leeward Islands. Anti-Papist law: 1701-1752 195; title: § 131. Anti-Papist nepotism 200; title: § 132. Nevis: a repeal and appeal: 1752 201; title: CHAPTER XI; title: CANADA, MISSIONARY BASE OF OPERATIONS 206; title: § 133. National influence and the aborigines 207; title: § 134. The Spanish penetration: Florida to Virginia: 1560-1570 210; title: § 135. From Mexico to California: 1617-1701 213; title: § 136. The Spanish missionary forces in the eighteenth century 215; title: § 137. New France in the eighteenth century 219; title: § 138. Population in the French and English colonies 222; title: § 139. Conflicting policy. Causes and results 224; title: § 140. Foundation of the Jesuit mission: 1611-1632 230; title: § 141. Endowment of the College of Quebec: 1626, 1637 232; title: § 142. Foundations for the Indian missions: 1635-1676 236; title: § 143. Quebec college invested with the missionary titles: 1676 239; title: § 144. Specific foundations: 1637-1651. Royal diplomas: 1651 242; title: § 145. Huronia. Foundations: 1646-1653. Royal diploma: 1678 246; title: Map of JeBuit Missionary Movements, Spanish and French, in U.S. territory, 16th-18th centuries To face 212; title: Plan of the Jesuit Estates in Canada, drawn 1790 To face 250; title: CHAPTER XII; title: INDIAN MISSIONS IN NEW FRANCE 251; title: § 146. Radiating of the French Canadian missions. Westward 252; title: § 147. Southward to New Orleans 255; title: § 148. The Mississippi valley 257; title: § 149. Northward. The missionary spirit 260; title: § 150. Eastward. Life with the Abenakis 263; title: § 151. An episode: "The Turk of the Churches" 266; title: § 152. Destruction of the eastern churches. Rasle: 1724 271; title: § 153. The Iroquois. First Jesuit mission: 1654-1658 278; title: § 154. Second Iroquois mission, begun 1665 282; title: CHAPTER XIII; title: BRITISH PROPAGATION SOCIETIES 287; title: § 155. Three standards of missionary success 288; title: § 156. (1) Appropriation of Catholic Praying Indians: 1691-1701 290; title: § 157. (2) The Bible for the Indians 295; title: § 158. The fate of Bible Christianity: 1753-1795 298; title: § 159. (3) Societies. The Anglo-American: 1649 302; title: § 160. The societies, English, 1701 ; Scots, 1709 ; American, 1762 304; title: § 161. Record of the Anglo-American and Scots societies 307; title: § 162. Record of the English society 311; title: § 163. (i) The Anglican bishopric question: 1701-1764 314; title: § 164. American prohibition of bishoprics: 1750-1770 317; title: § 165. (ii) State of the Indian mission question: (1702-1763) 321; title: § 166. (iii) Stories, true and otherwise. Seeker and others: 1762-1764 324; title: § 167. Neglected points of antecedent history 328; title: § 168. The civil power. Missionary assets: 1762-1767 330; title: CHAPTER XIV; title: IROQUOIS MISSIONS AND ENGLISH COLONIES 334; title: § 169. North American reductions 335; title: § 170. The settlement at Caughnawaga: 1667 338; title: § 171. Commercial and political interests 340; title: § 172. Frontenac's anti-Jesuit campaign: 1672-1671 341; title: § 173. Missionary policy of the Jesuits 346; title: § 174 Financial resources of the Jesuits 348; title: § 175. The work done. A contrast drawn 352; title: § 176. Evolution of a political idea in New York: 1670-1686 358; title: § 177. Iroquois war: British alliance: 1682-1686 363; title: § 178. Disputations of governors on Jesuits: 1684-1688 366; title: § 179. British loss of Iroquois Christians: 1686-1688 368; title: § 180. Episode on poisoning 371; title: § 181. Outcome of Dongan's campaign. The political idea evolved: 1688 374; title: CHAPTER XV; title: THE LAST IROQUOIS MISSION. THE SEQUEL 377; title: § 182. New York comity towards Indians: 1683-1688 378; title: § 183. Incivility in other colonies 381; title: § 184. Father Milet, solitary prisoner of the Iroquois: 1689-1694 384; title: § 185. Richard Coote, Earl of Bellomont 387; title: § 186. Bellomont and kidnapping Jesuits: 1699, 1700 388; title: § 187. Civilization and savagery face to face 395; title: § 188. New York Indian policy: 1700 399; title: § 189. Superstitions about Jesuit missionaries 402; title: § 190. Third Iroquois mission: 1702-1709. Status later 405; title: § 191. Policy of scalping the Indians: 1747-1757 409; title: § 192. Jesuits and Indians in Canada: 1764-1767 412; title: § 193. The Catholic Indians: 1779-1907 417; title: § 194. Indianizing of whites 421; title: § 195. Attractions of Canada for the British 424; title: § 196. Explanations of observers 429; title: CHAPTER XVI; title: MARYLAND, 1690-1720 435; title: § 197. A packet of Jesuit letters: 1710 436; title: § 198. Process of legislation in Maryland: 1692-1704 440; title: § 199. Nicholson's proclamation against Jesuits: 1698 445; title: § 200. The inquisition upon Jesuits 449; title: § 201. Seymour and the Jesuits: 1704 453; title: § 202. Maryland law against Popery: 1704 457; title: § 203. State of the Jesuit peril: 1704-1709 460; title: § 204. Maryland and Irish Papists: 1696-1717 463; title: § 205. The Board of Trade and Jesuits in Maryland: 1704, 1705 466; title: § 206. The Privy Council and Jesuits in Maryland: 1706, 1707 469; title: § 207. Bohemia, Philadelphia, Delaware: 1704-1760 471; title: § 208. The Baltimores, Protestant ; Hart, Governor of Maryland: 1713, 1714 475; title: § 209. Jesuits imprisoned: 1716, 1717 478; title: § 210. Anti- Jesuit campaign: 1717, 1718 481; title: CHAPTER XVII; title: MARYLAND, 1720-1773. PENNSYLVANIA, 1734-1773 489; title: § 211. Lands and funds of the Maryland-Pennsylvania mission 490; title: § 212. Collegiate foundation projected in Pennsylvania: 1734-1744 495; title: § 213. German Fathers in Pennsylvania: 1740-1765 500; title: § 214. Work in Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey 502; title: § 215. Oral controversies in Maryland: 1725 509; title: § 216. Preaching and controversial pamphlets: 1734-1746 513; title: § 217. Spiritual reading 515; title: § 218. Education: 1745-1773 519; title: § 219. Processes against Jesuits: 1729, 1744 525; title: § 220. The Carroll suit, Squire vs. Surgeon: 1750, 1751 529; title: § 221. Anti-Papist campaign in the Maryland Assembly: 1751-1753 532; title: § 222. The Maryland bill of confiscation against Jesuits: 1754 535; title: § 223. The assault on Papists: 1755, 1756 538; title: § 224. Governor Sharpens performances: 1756 541; title: § 225. Indictments of Jesuits: expatriation of Papists: 1756-1767 545; title: § 226. Missionary incidents ; Father Mosley: 1760-1784 550; title: § 227. Missionary routine 554; title: § 228. Art in the colonies 556; title: § 229. Slaves in the hands of priests 559; title: CHAPTER XVIII.; title: QUESTION OF A CATHOLIC BISHOPRIC, 1756-1773 566; title: § 230. Broaching the question of a bishopric for Maryland-Pennsylvania: 1756 567; title: § 231. West Indian origin of the question 571; title: § 232. Montserrat and Ste. Croix: 1740-1752 575; title: § 233. London and the Montserrat jurisdiction 578; title: § 234. The Propaganda on the London claim: 1756 580; title: § 235. Antecedents of faculties for English America: 1633-1710 583; title: § 236. Misconceptions in Rome: 1715 585; title: § 237. A jurisdiction by accident: 1721-1756 589; title: § 238. The Maryland laity's protest against the damage of innovation: 1765 590; title: § 239. Bishop Briand and Confirmation for English colonies: 1771-1773 594; title: § 240. Father Hunter in Quebec: 1769 597; title: § 241. Suppression of the Society of Jesus: 1773. Views 603; title: § 242. Epilogue on the old order changed 606; title: Map of the Jesuit Missions in the Lesser Antilles To face 578; title: APPENDICES; title: PAGE; title: A. The Three Propositions. Oath of Allegiance.; title: § 243. The Three Propositions 613; title: § 244. The Oath of Allegiance 617; title: B. The Concordat. Kidnapping.; title: § 245. Lord Baltimore's Concordat 620; title: § 246. Kidnapping 621; title: C. Conditions of Plantation. Feudalism. Jesuits.; title: § 247. Conditions of Plantation issued by Lord Baltimore, 1633-1648 624; title: § 248. The progress of feudalism in Maryland 631; title: § 249. Jesuits in the premises 640; title: D. Charity and Mortmain.; title: § 250. The anti-charitable origin of mortmain in Maryland 653; title: $ 251. The statutory embargo on charitable uses, 9 Geo. II., c. 36 659; title: § 252. Nondescript mortmain of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries 665; title: E. Cecil, Lord Baltimore.; title: § 253. The second Lord Baltimore as a Catholic and as a politician 670; title: F. Jesuits in America till the Period of the Suppression.; title: § 254. ANGLO- AMERICA. I. Jesuits in America, 1634-1773 676; title: $ 255. II. Ex-Jesuits in America after the Suppression 699; title: $ 256. III. Ex-Jesnit scholastics at Liege, who became missionaries 700; title: $ 257. IV. Other missionaries prepared later at Liege 701; title: $ 258. V. One, an ex-Jesuit before the Suppression 702; title: $ 259. VI. Supplementary. Jesuits, American-born, who remained in Europe 703; title: § 260. CANADA AND LOUISIANA. (Reference to Thwaites, The Jesuit Relations) 704; title: Index 705; title: Map of Jesuit Mission and Province in the North-Eastern Colonies and States, 17th-19th centuries At end of book