Title: Generally accurate...
Product review: Schultz's account is fast-paced, well-written, and for the most part, fairly well researched. There are some significant gaps in Schultz's research which I can't account for at all, since the sources are extant. Some of the sources she uses (such as the Whitney account) are almost entirely specious, or at least highly questionable. There are other (short) portions of the book which seem to be entirely fictional, such as the highly detailed account of Miss Harrison's escape from the convent.Apart from these qualms, the book is for the most part well researched. It is a wonderful read, and can be enjoyed by Catholic and non-Catholic, historian and non-historian.
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