The terms of encounter: language and contested visions of French colonization in the Illinois country, 1673-1702

Keyphrases

• Jesuits 100%
• Illinois Country 100%
• Priests 100%
• French Colonization 100%
• Illinois 66%
• Seminary 41%
• Quebec 33%
• Christianity 25%
• France 16%
• Missionaries 16%
• Feud 16%
• Missionary Strategies 16%
• Language Dictionary 16%
• Adaptation 8%
• Aggression 8%
• China 8%
• Dictionary 8%
• North America 8%
• Native Language 8%
• Europe 8%
• King 8%
• Indigenous Peoples 8%
• Empire 8%
• Wilderness 8%
• Mississippi River 8%
• Imperial Authority 8%
• Indian People 8%
• Colonial Society 8%
• Bishop 8%
• French Language 8%
• French Colonial 8%
• French Empire 8%
• Jacques Marquette 8%
• Louis XIV 8%
• Foreign Missions 8%
• Immaculate Conception 8%
• High Church 8%
• Heterodoxy 8%
• Jesuit Missions 8%
• Church Authorities 8%
• Atlantic World 8%
• Christian Rituals 8%
• Indian Village 8%
• Laval 8%
• Religious Service 8%
• Confessor 8%

Arts and Humanities

• French colonization 100%
• Illinois 100%
• Seminary 33%
• Quebec 26%
• Christianity 20%
• Missionaries 20%
• Contests 13%
• Defending 13%
• Secular 13%
• France 13%
• French (Language) 6%
• North America 6%
• Empire 6%
• Europe 6%
• Frontier 6%
• Action 6%
• Native Language 6%
• Ritual 6%
• Dispute 6%
• Indigenous Peoples 6%
• Suspicion 6%
• Imperial Authority 6%
• China 6%
• Rumor 6%
• colonial society 6%
• feud 6%
• Bishop 6%
• Mississippi River 6%
• Missionary Encounter 6%
• French empire 6%
• Jesuit missions 6%
• Heterodoxy 6%
• confessors 6%
• Immaculate Conception 6%
• Church Authority 6%
• Louis XIV 6%
• Atlantic world 6%
• Village 6%

Social Sciences

• French 100%
• Illinois 100%
• Quebec 26%
• France 13%
• French Language 6%
• North America 6%
• Native Language 6%
• Ritual 6%
• Indigenous Peoples 6%
• China 6%
• Europe 6%