Jacques Marquette, S.J., 1637-1675

The dust jacket states as follows. "In addition to the martyrs of the Jesuits of North America, St. Isaac Georges, Jean Brevov, and their colleagues, the name of the missionaries of the Jesuits over the seventh century is not as good as American Jack Ma. Father Ketta He is very famous and he named it to the city, river, commercial company, college, university, high school, but so far, he has not published any biographies of Father Marquette in any language. Careful investigation of every step of Fr. Marquette's short-lived fish under the age of 38 from year to 1675 will be done carefully First the reader can understand Marquette's ancestors, his education, the Jesuits Fine recorded history of early exact details, life in France, and his missionary life in New France From this volume, a loving understanding There is a lively, lively and energetic Jacques Marquette, my Indians are as small as other missionaries, in addition biography hesitantly recently hesitated to solve some controversy about this topic Is it a discoverer of the river? Can Jack Marquette be regarded as a pastor? When, where, where, who by? Marcket wrote a journal for the Mississippi River Claude Davron Father's work? In the five years (1968 - 1973) devoted to celebrating the 300th anniversary of Marquette in the United States, this book fulfills the understanding of the real father Jack Marquette Jacques Marquette is necessary.

Father Jacques Marquette SJ (June 1, 1637 - May 18, 1675), also known as PèreMarquette or James Marquette, was a missionary of the French Jesuits who established Sault, the first European settlement in Michigan . Ste. Mary later founded Saint Ignace, Michigan. In 1673, Father Marquette and Luis Joliet were the first Europeans to map and map out the northern part of the Mississippi Valley. Jacques Marquette was born in Laon, France on 1 June 1637 and joined Jesuits at the age of 11. After working and teaching in France for many years, the Jesuits appointed him to New France as a missionary in 1666. Americans are indigenous. He showed excellent ability to learn local languages, especially Huron language. In 1668, Father Market was moved by his boss to a further distant place of the St. Lawrence River in the Great Western Great Lake. He helped to find the job at Sue Ste

From the business base of Quebec, the capital city of New France, the French further invaded the inside of North America. Jesuit missionary Jack Marquette (1637-1675) transported traders and cargo to the country of the New French fur trap during the exploration of 1673, they found a new North American River, the Mississippi River, and It went all the way down. To the mouth of Arkansas State. Come back in front of the river. The unexpected voyage of Marquette made the French believe that the Mississippi River entered the Gulf of Mexico and in 1682 René Robert Cavellier de la Salle (1643-1687) mouths along the Mississippi River I was suspected when entering. In the city of New Orleans in 1684, La Salle represented France throughout the Mississippi Valley, from Illinois to the Gulf of Mexico. In commemoration of King Louis XIV of France, he called this new territory Louisiana.

My father Jacques Marquette (or PéreMarquette) was born in Laon, France on 1 June 1637. He joined the Jesuits at the age of 17, and in 1666 he was appointed a missionary of the Native American people. It shows that he has extraordinary talent to learn native tongue and is fluent in using at least six American Indian dialects and Huron / Wyandot linguists. Joliet and Marquette eventually fell within a few hundred miles of the Gulf of Mexico, but after learning about the potential violence of the region's Spanish missionaries and explorers from the local tribes they returned to the Illinois River . . From there, return to the Great Lakes