Une étude fascinante de la façon dont le mythe romantique de Francesca de Rimini, décrite dans "La Divine Comédie" de Dante, a été récupéré par les Vaudois (un mouvement religieux protestant) pour diffuser leur propagande. Avec un examen critique des romans de chevalerie du cycle du St-Graal, ce livre éclaire les relations complexes entre la littérature, la religion et la propagande dans la France du XIXe siècle.
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