Civilizing habits : women missionaries and the revival of French empire

Sarah A. Curtis

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CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION PART I THE LIMITS OF ENCLOSURE: PHILIPPINE DUCHESNE 1. From Old Worlds to New 2. Foothold on the Frontier 3. We shall need Jesuits to bring them to us PART II SAVING SOULS: EMILIE DE VIALAR 4. Rehearsal in Algeria 5. Refuge in Tunisia and Malta 6. Expansion in the Ottoman Empire PART III MISSIONARY UTOPIAS: ANNE-MARIE JAVOUHEY 7. French Origins and African Experiments 8. The Mana Colony 9. Catholics and Abolitionists CONCLUSION NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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