Memories of a Catholic Girlhood

Mary McCarthy

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Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Catholicism and Religious Studies American and British Literature Analysis

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Many a time in the course of doing these memoirs, I have wished that I were writing fiction. These are Mary McCarthy's words as she blends memories with family myths to take us back to the twenties, when she was orphaned in a world of relations as colourful, potent and mysterious as the Catholic religion itself.

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