Confirmation of Maria Monk's Disclosures concerning the Hotel Dieu Nunnery of Montreal. Preceded by a reply to the Priests' Book. By ... J. J. Slocum. ... To which is added further disclosures by Maria Monk and account of her visit to Nun's Island

Maria MONK

Jan 1837 ·

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