Shrines, Relics, and Saints Robert O. Paxton Gollar traces the legacies of

Gollar traces the legacies of the Jesuits' participation in the slaveholding economy

and therapist forms for assessment and record keeping

and sentimentality often associated with it

serving with the British Army

Shrines, Relics, and Saints Robert O. Paxton Gollar traces the legacies ofIn Shrines, Relics, and Saints,the eminent medievalist Andre Vauchez explores the evolution of spaces in Christianity chapels, monasteries, holy wells, grottos, and other holy places that are considered sacred because they house the relics of a saint or because they preserve the memory of an appearance by a saint, angel, or the Virgin Mary. From famous sanctuaries that still attract multitudes of pilgrims in Jerusalem, Rome, Tours, Assisi, and