The book "History of Canada and the journeys made by its recollect brothers in order to convert non-believers" was written by Gabriel Sagar. In this work, the author travels to New France in 1624, where he observes the religious and cultural practices of the local Indians. Sagar describes their customs, faith and way of life, and also tells in detail about the missionary work of the Franciscans in these lands. The author reveals the important role of religion in the process of colonization and unification of Indian tribes, and also shares his impressions of life in New France. From this book, the reader will learn about the early history of Canada and the role of the Franciscans in its formation.