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Spring 1794. Boots on cobblestones. Doors kicked open. Forty-two nuns dragged from hiding places across the region. Ages twenty-four to seventy-five. All thrown into the same dark prison in Orange.
La Cure prison sat in the shadow of an ancient cathedral. Stone walls thick as a man’s arm. Cells that hadn’t seen sunlight in decades. This was where enemies of the Republic went to wait.
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