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(Ebook) A Library of Tales - Vol 1 (CTS Onefifties #19) by Herbert of Lea ISBN 9781784695170, 1784695173

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Authors:Herbert of Lea
Pages:64 pages.
Year:2017
Editon:1st
Publisher:Catholic Truth Society
Language:english
File Size:0.18 MB
Format:epub
ISBNS:9781784695170, 1784695173
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(Ebook) A Library of Tales - Vol 1 (CTS Onefifties #19) by Herbert of Lea ISBN 9781784695170, 1784695173

Lady Herbert’s Wayside Tales are in the classic vein of “improving literature”. CTS published thirty volumes of them in 1899; some were still in print two decades later.The Two Sisters is a case-study in the perils Victorian life afforded to penniless women orphans: drink, and concubinage. The Story of a Conversion encourages servants not to let fear of losing their position prevent them from becoming Catholic; whilst Can Both Churches Be True? is a sort of Socratic dialogue about the problems of the Anglo-Catholic “branch theory” (whereby the Church of England is that part of the Church Catholic in England). It contains some good hits (“It’s making the truth just a matter of geography!”) but is hardly fiction in any strong sense.The other three stories are concerned with deathbed or near-deathbed conversions.It is easy to suppose all these stories were drawn from life, even the Italian local colour (Lady Herbert became Catholic whilst living in Palermo).
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