Various volumes and editions online:Hathi Trust: Revised and considerably enlarged edition, prepared by a new and unnamed editor, of Choix des lettres, etc., ed. by J. B. Montmignon, 8 v., Paris, Maradan, 1808-09. V.6. p. 1-331 contains a new introductory account of the discovery of America and of Canada, and letters from missions, as in the Lyons 1819 ed.
Also at BSB, and various other sites.

Les missions catholiques françaises au XIX siècle / publiées sous la direction du Père J.-B. Piolet, S.J. ; avec la collaboration de toutes les Sociétés de Missions ; illustrations d'après des documents originaux.

"Ouvrage couronné par l'Académie francaise."

"Il a été tiré de cet ouvrage cinquante exemplaires sur papier imperial du Japon, tous numérotés à la main. No. 50"

"Introduction: L'apostolat" (v. 1, pt. i-xcvi) signed: Etienne Lamy

Short bibliographies at end of most of the chapters.

1. Missions d'Orient.--II. Abyssinie, Inde, Indo-Chine.--III. Chine et Japon.--IV. Océanie, Madagascar.--V. Missions d'Afrique.--VI. Missions d'Amérique.

Contents: What are medical missions? -- Historical background of medical missions -- Medical missions in the twentieth century. Catholic ; Protestant -- Africa -- India -- China -- Islands of the Pacific. The Philippines ; Japan ; Oceania -- Latin America -- North America. The American Indian ; The Eskimo -- Special groups in the United States. The Negro ; Underprivileged white groups.

From dust jacket (not included with this copy): "An interesting and impressive tour awaits the reader within the following pages. With admirable directness and lucidity, Mother Anna Dengel, M.D., who established the Medical Mission Sisters in 1925, explains what medical mission work is, what it has done, and what it plans to do."

Contents: Mission in the colonial period, 1492-1775 -- Mission within the United States, 1820-1920 -- Missions overseas, 1820-93 -- The Spanish-American War, the Americanist period, and a national focus for missions overseas, 1898-1919 -- "America's hour" for missions overseas, 1918-35 -- "Light to the darkness": mission to Asia, 1918-53 -- Struggle for world order, 1946-59 -- From "rehabilitation" to "development": Latin America, 1959-71 -- A time for reassessment: liberation theology and the "option for the poor," 1965-80 -- U.S. Catholic mission history: themes and threads, 1850-1980.

From the publisher: "This first general history of American Catholic mission explores not only its institutions but its human and religious aspects as well. It shows how the church in the United States not only sent thousands of men and women overseas but evangelized internally and incorporated millions of immigrants over the course of two centuries. Angelyn Dries offers a thoroughly researched and nuanced view of this history, and its profound influence on the emergence of a distinctive American Catholic identity."
Another copy Gleeson Library.

The Vatican mission exposition : a window on the world / by Reverend John J. Considine.
Former private library copy from the Jesuit Residence in Hong Kong, Ricci Hall, Hong Kong.
Also held by USF Gleeson Library.
Online at Hathi Trust.