The cruelest of all mothers : Marie de l'Incarnation, motherhood, and Christian tradition

The cruelest of all mothers : Marie de l'Incarnation, motherhood, and Christian tradition / Mary Dunn.

Abandonment defined thirty-three years of correspondence between Marie de l'Incarnation and the son she had left behind in favor of religious life.

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Main Author:	Dunn, Mary, 1976-
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Fordham University Press, [2015]
Edition:	First edition.
Series:	Catholic practice in North America
Subjects:	Marie de l'Incarnation, > mère, Saint, > 1599-1672. Martin, Claude, > 1619-1696. Marie de l'Incarnation, > mère, Saint, > 1599-1672 Martin, Claude, > 1619-1696 Catholic Church > France > History > 17th century. Catholic Church > History > 17th century. Catholic Church 1600-1699 Mothers and sons > Religious aspects > Catholic Church. Abandoned children > France > History. RELIGION > Institutions & Organizations. Mothers and sons > Religious aspects > Catholic Church Abandoned children France > Church history > 17th century. France Church history History
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