TY - SER
KW - Roman Catholics
KW - teachers
AU - M. L. M.
AB - "[I]n one of the interior counties of Pennsylvania," Grace Morton converts to the Roman Catholic Church and moves to a village in Western Pennsylvania to take a teaching position. According to Lina Mainiero's <em>American Women Writers</em> this novel is "one of Meaney's more successful treatments of the conflict between apostasy and constancy."
C1 - 1860s
C3 - Western Pennsylvania
C4 - Christian; Women’s; Romance
CY - Philadelphia
LA - English
M3 - Novel
N1 - M. L. M. is a pseudonym of Mary L. Meaney (c. 1840-unknown).
N2 - "[I]n one of the interior counties of Pennsylvania," Grace Morton converts to the Roman Catholic Church and moves to a village in Western Pennsylvania to take a teaching position. According to Lina Mainiero's <em>American Women Writers</em> this novel is "one of Meaney's more successful treatments of the conflict between apostasy and constancy."
PB - Peter F. Cunningham, Catholic Bookseller and Publisher
PP - Philadelphia
PY - 1864
RN - Mary L. Meaney (c. 1840-unknown), who used M. L. M. as a pseudonym, wrote inspirational religious fiction for American Catholics.
EP - 324 p.
TI - Grace Morton: or, The Inheritance. A Catholic Tale
ER -