01895cam a2200277Ia 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036015001900077035002000096040003200116049000900148050001900157082001400176100002100190245008400211250001300295260004800308300002300356500003900379505096900418942001201387999001701399952010101416952010001517ocm76169112 OCoLC20230203095432.0061116s193u    enk           000 0 eng d  aGB50020632bnb  a(OCoLC)76169112  aMOGbengcMOGdOCLCQdZAAPA  aZAAA 4aBX4210.5b.O4604a271.92181 aO'Gorman, Edith.10aConvent life unveiled /cby Edith O'Gorman, otherwise Sister Teresa de Chantal.  a37th ed.  aLondon :bProtestant Truth Society,c[193-]  a158 pages ;c19 cm  aOriginally published in USA, 1871.  aTo my readers -- St. Elizabeth's convent, Madison, N.J. -- Three months' experience as a candidate -- Rules and daily routine of the sisters -- The vow of poverty -- Vows of chastity and obedience -- St. Joseph's convent and orphan asylum -- Continuation of my experience in Paterson -- Additional examples of cruelty to the orphans -- The convent school system -- My sister visits me in Paterson -- My profession and mission to Jersey City -- Sister Agnes leaves the convent -- Insanity and rebellion -- A priest in love -- My brother visits me in Jersey City -- My escape -- Sick among strangers -- My voyage to Ireland -- Alone in a foreign land: My return -- The arrest of Father Walsh -- Abduction to a cloistered convent -- My journey on foot from Baltimore to Philadelphia -- My conversion -- My work -- The Madison riot and attempted assassination -- The effort to silence by unfounded calumnies -- My marriage -- Death of Professor William Charles Auffray  2ddccBK  c48701d48701  00102ddc4070aDAPAbDAPAd2020-06-29l0o271.9 OGOp APA007851r2020-06-29t1w2020-06-29yBK  00102ddc4070aDAPAbDAPAd2023-02-03l0o271.9 OGOpAPA062978r2023-02-03t2w2023-02-03yBK