True politeness.
Subtitle: A little treatise addressed to religious.
By: From the French, by a Visitandine of Baltimore.
Publisher: Benziger brothers
Published: 1897
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 203
Subjects: Etiquette.
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: CHAPTER; title: I. — Definition of Civility and Politeness, 5; title: II. — Difference between Civility and Politeness, 9; title: III. — The Principle of Religious Civility, 15; title: IV. — Utility of Lessons on Civility, 21; title: V. — Necessity of Accustoming One's Self to Politeness, 26; title: VI. — Some of the Advantages of Religious Politeness, 30; title: VII. — Politeness in the School of the Blessed Virgin, 37; title: VIII. — A False Maxim, 42; title: IX. — Politeness of the Saints, 49; title: X. — Religious Politeness is Learned in Three Lessons, 57; title: XI. — Courtesy, the Daughter of Mortification, 63; title: XII. — Politeness the Splendor of Charity, 71; title: XIII. — Religious Politeness at the Tribunal of Our Own Reason, 78; title: XIV. — Religious Deportment Part of the Politeness of the Cloister, 85; title: XV. — Deportment Regulated by Catholic Teaching, 91; title: XVI. — Religious Deportment according to St. Bona venture, 96; title: XVII. — Some Practical Details on Religious Deportment, 103; title: XVIII. — Further Details on the Same Subject, 109; title: XIX. — Politeness in Conversation, 114; title: XX. — Defects to be Avoided in Religious Conversation, 120; title: XXI. — Religious Conversation According to St. Bonaventure, 126; title: XXII. — Other Hints on Politeness in Conversation, 130; title: XXIII. — Politeness in Conversation, 135; title: XXIV. — Some Other Advice, 145; title: XXV. — Politeness at Meals, 155; title: XXVI. — Civility at Repasts According to St. Bonaventure, 163; title: XXVII. — Politeness in Letters, 173; title: XXVIII. — On the Same Subject, 180; title: XXIX. — Recapitulation and Conclusion, 187