Angelique of Port Royal, 1591-1661 =E. K. SANDERS=

Demy 8vo, 448 pages, with frontispiece. New and Cheaper Edition. Second

Impression. _5s._ net.

This Biography covers a period of deep historic interest. The intrigues

of Richelieu, the Anarchy of Anne of Austria's Regency, and the

despotism of the great Louis had each their special bearing on the

fortunes of Angélique Arnauld. But her life has a further claim on

attention, for she was the friend of François de Sales and Mme. de

Chantal, the inspirer of the religious movement that has Blaise Pascal

for its chief exponent, and the leader of the celebrated Nuns and

Hermits of Port Royal, whose personal self-devotion, while it proved an

effective protest against the moral corruption of the age, won for them

the antagonism of the Jesuits.

"The history of the Great Abbess, as unfolded in this most

interesting work, will come to those in sympathy with the religion

of silence with an irresistible appeal."--_The Times._

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