A Happy Homecoming or a Second Exile?: The journey from exile to revival of Benedictine nuns in England 1795–1840 stocked and providing a critical exemplar

and providing a critical exemplar of the medieval monastic life

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A Happy Homecoming or a Second Exile?: The journey from exile to revival of Benedictine nuns in England 1795–1840 stocked and providing a critical exemplarWhen English Benedictine nuns fled Revolutionary France and the Low Countries, they expected refuge in their homeland. Instead, they encountered poverty, prejudice, and profound identity conflict. This was not a triumphant return it was a second exile. Drawing on rich, previously untapped archives, Scholastica Jacob uncovers the dramatic story of five Benedictine communities navigating displacement, rebuilding monastic life, and shaping Catholic