

Apostles of Empire: The Jesuits and New France | Prof. Bronwen McShea
Nov 14, 2019
Prof. Bronwen McShea discusses the Jesuit mission in New France, highlighting their multifaceted roles including trade, military partnerships, and shaping Native American communities. The chapter also explores the dynamic relationships between Jesuits and indigenous peoples, emphasizing the significant contributions of Native American women and French settlers. The podcast concludes with a recount of a visit to a castle in France and a discussion on Jesuits' perspectives on faith, friendship, and imperialism in New France.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploration of Jesuits and New France in North America
02:05 • 3min
Exploring Jesuit Missions in New France and Louisiana
04:52 • 3min
Multifaceted Roles of Jesuit Missionaries in New France
07:30 • 17min
Jesuit Missionaries and Indigenous Peoples in New France
24:55 • 21min
Exploring a Castle in Southwestern France and Discussing 'Apostles of Empire'
45:40 • 3min
Jesuits' Perspectives in New France
48:20 • 17min