Luisa de Carvajal y Mendoza Tandi Clausen-May Subsequent historiographies have treated Silesia

Subsequent historiographies have treated Silesia and its population as a part of the three national histories

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this highly readable book offers helpful steps for self reflection

Luisa de Carvajal y Mendoza Tandi Clausen-May Subsequent historiographies have treated SilesiaHistorian Freddy Cristbal Domnguez draws on Luisas autobiographical writings, letters, and poetry to explore how piety and politics interacted in early modern Europe. He recounts Luisas remarkable decision to leave Catholic Spain to work as a missionary in Protestant England. She sought to help the afflicted Catholic community there and fulfill a vow of martyrdom. Domnguez argues that, though Luisa was a holy persontwice imprisoned for her beliefsher