GASTON DE LATOUR
No CoverA young cleric explores aesthetics, spirituality, and personal duty amid the French Wars of Religion in late 16th-century France.
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A young cleric explores aesthetics, spirituality, and personal duty amid the French Wars of Religion in late 16th-century France.
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book! ... The greatest revelation for me of all of the writers on the Powys list has been Walter Pater. Perhaps it was my visit last year to Florence and the cities of Umbria (which inspired me to read the List), but I found his Studies in the Renaissance to be a watershed moment in my cultural life, and the famous 2-page conclusion I was carrying around in my wallet for a while, to be read from time to time. Gaston is the fifth o
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Subtle romantic and aesthetic attractions described in passing
References to wars and societal turmoil with moderate conflict scenes
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Central focus on clergy life, spiritual struggles, and Reformation-era faith
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Explores religious wars and political upheaval in 16th-century France
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Themes of personal and societal suffering during religious conflicts
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