 | Roger L. Nichols - 1992 - 344 páginas
...the success of the village effort. "Let these barbarians always remain nomads," wrote the missionary, "then their sick will die in the woods and their children will never enter the seminary." Thus, as Sillery entered its first full year of life, Jesuit hopes were high. Those expectations were... | |
 | Jean-Claude Dubé - 2005 - 408 páginas
...little savage girls. These last three depend upon the first. Let these barbarians remain nomads, and their sick will die in the woods, and their children...you will fill these three institutions, which all have need of powerful assistance." 36 Thus it was the constant preoccupation of the priests during... | |
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... everything at the first stroke. If the Savages are capable of astonishment, they will experience it here ; for among them no heed is paid to the sick, especially if they are considered sick unto death; they are looked upon as beings of another world,... 