That is the burningly personal question put by this third volume in THE SAGA OF CITEAUX; and it is put bluntly. Fifteen women step from out the long dead past, stand before you, and say that in the situation you face today there is absolutely nothing new-except, perhaps, your own confusion. They can say that without fear and with great force; for their day was as tumulyuous as yours; their world, in as universal an upheaval. They saw all liberty and life threatened; they felt the continent of Europe sway; and knew their civilization was sick to its very soul. Yet they held on to intellectual clarity, never lost interior calm, and achieved perfect personal integration for the sole purpose of showing you how to walk, no idle fancy.