"Jesuit Reports and Related Papers, Volume 4: Acadia and Quebec, 1616-1629" is a collection of historical materials on Jesuit missionary activity in New France between 1616 and 1629. This book is a compilation of the official reports of the missionaries about their work among the indigenous peoples of North America, in which they describe the journeys, daily life, customs and beliefs of the inhabitants of these territories. The book reveals the uniqueness of the culture of the former inhabitants of New France, and also reflects the difficult relations between European settlers and Indian tribes. With the help of these documents, the reader can better understand the history and spiritual life of colonial America in the early periods of its founding.