The Jesuit Missions is a detailed account of the successful efforts of the Jesuit priests to convert and civilize the Native Americans in the wilderness of North America. The book provides a fascinating look into the early years of the Jesuit missions, including their struggles, their triumphs, and the challenges they faced in their mission of spreading the word of God.

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