Publisher's Synopsis
This historical study of the Capuchin Pere Joseph Francois Le Clerc du Tremblay, also known as Friar Joseph, offers a new insight into the life and legacy of one of France's most influential religious and political figures. O'Connor's engaging and thoughtful narrative delves into the complexities of the era in which Friar Joseph lived, and the ways in which his actions shaped both the church and the state.
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