Tonya J. Moutray argues that the politico-religious crises initiated by the French Revolution inspired a range of British writers to reassess the historic and contemporary significance of Catholics nuns. Framed by nuns' personal and collective narratives of displacement from the Continent and settlement in England in the 1790s, Moutray's study complicates our understanding of the role the French Revolution and emigration played in revising British perceptions of Catholic nuns.
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