The Life of St. Elizabeth of Hungary is a moving biography of one of the most revered figures in Catholic history. Montalembert's account of Elizabeth's life offers readers an intimate glimpse into the world of medieval Europe, where faith and morality were entwined with politics and social hierarchies. A must-read for anyone interested in medieval history or the history of the Catholic Church.
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