This critical examination of the alleged apparition of the Blessed Virgin to two children on the mountain of La Salette in 1846 offers a fascinating glimpse into a moment of religious fervor. James Spencer Northcote takes a skeptical approach to the claims of the visionaries, providing a detailed analysis of the evidence and the broader cultural context in which they emerged. This thought-provoking book is a must-read for anyone interested in religious history and the ways in which belief systems can shape our world.

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