This book tells the story of the La Salle mission, a Jesuit mission established in the Mississippi valley in the 17th century. The mission aimed to convert the indigenous population to Christianity and establish a French presence in the region. The book describes the challenges faced by the Jesuit missionaries, the interactions with native tribes, and the ultimate fate of the mission. It is a valuable source of information about the early history of the North American frontier.

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