Explore the remarkable life of "Jane of France," also known as Jeanne de Valois, in this compelling biography. Daughter of King Louis XI, Jane's life was marked by piety and devotion despite facing personal and political challenges. This translation brings to English readers the story of a woman who, though born into royalty, chose a path of spiritual dedication, ultimately being canonized as a saint.

Discover the historical context of 15th-century France and the profound faith that guided Jane's actions. This biography offers insight into her religious beliefs and the establishment of the Order of the Annunciation. A captivating read for those interested in religious history, the lives of saints, and the role of women in the French monarchy.

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