JA(c)rusalem! Si Jamais Je T'oublie!!

Jérusalem! Si Jamais Je T'oublie!! Pèlerinage Français En Terre Sainte, Septembre 1879. Souvenirs D'une Pèlerine Bretonne... recounts the journey of Victoire Cochet du Vaubesnard, a Breton pilgrim, to the Holy Land. This French-language memoir provides a unique glimpse into a 19th-century religious voyage to Jerusalem. Detailing the experiences, emotions, and spiritual reflections of a French woman undertaking a pilgrimage, this book offers insights into the religious practices and cultural context of the time. It serves as both a historical document and a personal narrative, capturing the profound impact of the Holy Land on the faithful. This work will appeal to those interested in travelogues, religious history, and the cultural interactions between France and the Middle East during the late 19th century.

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