Mémoires d'une contemporaine. Tome 7 by Ida Saint-Elme

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By Helen Allen Posted on Jan 2, 2026
In Category - Early Education
Saint-Elme, Ida, 1778-1845 Saint-Elme, Ida, 1778-1845
French
"Mémoires d'une contemporaine. Tome 7" by Ida Saint-Elme is a historical memoir written in the early 19th century. This work explores the life and sentiment of a woman deeply affected by the socio-political upheavals in France during and after the Napoleonic era. The narrative likely centers around the author's personal reflections, losses, and int...
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period of profound grief for the narrator, who has recently suffered an overwhelming loss that leaves her indifferent to the world around her. The text reveals her emotional turmoil and reliance on a kind-hearted nun named Sister Thérèse, who tends to her under these trying conditions. As the narrator engages in inner dialogues and remembers her past, she reflects on connections with various prominent individuals, as well as the impact of war on both personal and collective experiences, setting the stage for a narrative rich in emotional depth and historical context throughout the tome. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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