Guide to Documents Relating to French and British North America in ...

100 Odoric-Marie Jouve, "Le Pere Joseph Leclerc du Tremblay" Capucin, et 1es missions de la
Nouvelle-France (1632-1633)," Revue d' histoire des Missions. Etudes missionnaires, XVI, 2 (juin
1939), pp. 209-232. The same article was published in Bulletin des recherches historiques, XLV,
5 (May 1939), pp. 129-143; 6 (June 1939), pp. 164-177.
101 Godefroy de Paris, "Notes et documents pour servir a l'histoire du Pere Pacifique de Provins,"
Etudes franciscaines, XLV (1933), pp. 348-357, 439-455, 569-586; XLVI (1934), pp. 194-217,
469-491; Godefroy, "Un grand missionnaire oublie. Le P. Pacifique de Provins, capucin,"
Collectanea Franciscana, IV (1934), pp. 363-380, 522-545; V (1935), pp. 213-240, 571-591;
Pacifique de Provins, Le voyage de Perse et Breve relation du voyage de l'Amerique, ed. by
Godefroy de Paris and Hilaire de Wingene, Assisi: Collegio S. Lorenzo da Brindisi dei Fr. Minori
Cappuccini, 1939.
102 Lenhart, "Who kept the Franciscan Recollets out of Canada in 16321", Franciscan Studies, new
ser., V, 3 (September 1945), pp. 277-300 (partially based on Propaganda documents).
103 Campeau is editing the Monumenta Novae Franciae for the Society of Jesus. In the two volumes
appeared to date, the difficult relationship between the Jesuits and Propaganda is touched upon.
See Campeau, ed., Monumenta Novae Franciae, I: La premiere mission d'Acadie (1602-1616),
1967; II: Etablissement a Quebec (1616-1634), 1979, both printed in Rome: Monumenta Hist.
Soc. Jesu, and Quebec: Les Presses de l'Universite Laval. Two documents from Acta (II, pp. 87,
279) and one from SOCG (II, p. 89).
104 Jean Delanglez, The French Jesuits in Lower Louisiana (1700-1763), Washington, DC: The
Catholic University of America, 1928.
105 August Schmidlin, "Projekt eines Nordamerik. Missionswegs nach China in der Friihzeit der
Propaganda (ver 300 Jahren)," Zeitschrift fur Missionswissenschajt, XV, 3 (1925), pp. 147-149.
106 Raymond J. Lahey, "The Role of Religion in Lord Baltimore's Colonial Enterprise," Maryland
Historical Magazine, LXXII, 4 (Winter 1974), pp. 492-451; Lahey, "Avalon: Lord Baltimore's
Colony in Newfoundland," in G.M. Story, ed., Early European Settlement and Exploitation in
Atlantic Canada. Selected Papers, St. John's, Nfld.: Memorial University of Newfoundland, 1982,
pp. 115-137.
107 John D. Krugler, "'With promise of Liberty in Religion': The Catholic Lords Baltimore and
Toleration in Seventeenth-Century Maryland 1634-1692,"Maryland Historical Magazine, LXXIX,
1 (Spring 1984), pp. 21-43.
108 Codignola, The Coldest Harbour of the Land. Simon Stock and Lord Baltimore's Colony in
Newfoundland, 1621-1649, Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 1988 (1st Italian ed.,
1982). See also "Notizie dal Nuovo Mondo. Propaganda Fide e il Nord America, 1622-1630,"
in Codignola, ed., Canadiana. Problemi di storia canadese, Venice: Marsilio Editori, 1983, pp.
32-44. A thesis on Stock's activities relating to North America was also defended at the
Universita di Pisa (Antonella Signorini, "Un carmelitano scalzo e l'America, 1623-1636. Una
selezione dalle lettere di Simon Stock, nell' archivio della Sacra Congregazione 'de Propaganda
Fide'," unpublished thesis, Universita di Pisa [1980]).
109 O'Neill, "North American Beginnings"; O'Neill, "United States"; O'Neill, Church and State.
110 Vogel, Capuchins in French Louisiana.
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