Le premier hôpital des Filles de la charité et ses glorieuses martyres, les soeurs Marie-Anne & Odile, fusilées à Angers, le 1. février 1794

Dans ce livre passionnant, Lucien Misermont raconte l'histoire de l'hôpital des Filles de la Charité et de ses soeurs qui ont été fusillées à Angers pendant la Révolution française. Il examine la vie quotidienne de ces religieuses et offre un portrait émouvant de leur courage et de leur sacrifice.
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