Grapes and Thorns. By M. A. T.
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Link Singerman ID: supp0515
Year: 1874
Entry: [Tincker, Mary Agnes]. Grapes and Thorns. By M. A. T. New York: Catholic School Book Co., [c1874]. 286 p.
Author/Editor: Mary Agnes Tincker
Location: New York, NY
Title: Grapes and Thorns. By M. A. T.
Printer/Publisher: Catholic School Book Co.
Language: English
Notes: Catholic fiction. Mr. Schöninger, a Jewish musician, resides in Crichton, a New England city where the Jews are not always accepted ("To Jane’s mind, every Jew was a Judas. ... The worst criminal, if nominally a Catholic, was in her eyes infinitiely preferable to the best Jew in the world," p. 39). To win Honora Pembroke’s hand in marriage, Schöninger is converted by Father Chevreuse, the local Catholic priest. The edition published in New York by The Catholic Publication Society, [c1874], is more common.