Life, Religions, Opinions And Experience Of Mme De La Mothe Guyon

Thomas Cogswell Upham's groundbreaking biography of Madame de La Mothe Guyon and Fenelon explores the lives of two highly influential figures in the religious history of France. Upham's work sheds light not only on their personal experiences and beliefs, but also on the wider cultural and historical context in which they lived.

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