Dictionnaire D'Économie Charitable; Ou, Exposé Historique, Théorique Et Pratique De L'assistance Religieuse, Publique Et Privée, Publ. Par L'ablé Migne offers a comprehensive overview of charitable economics, exploring the historical, theoretical, and practical dimensions of religious, public, and private assistance. Authored by Félix Martin-Doisy and published in 1855, this dictionary serves as an invaluable resource for understanding the landscape of charitable efforts in 19th-century France.

The work delves into the religious underpinnings of charitable work, examining its historical roots and theoretical frameworks, and providing practical insights into the mechanisms of aid distribution. This historical text is essential for scholars interested in social history, religious studies, and the evolution of charitable organizations.

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