Exil & Prison est le journal poignant d'un missionnaire catholique, C. E. Brugnon, témoignant de la persécution religieuse en Chine en 1884. Ce récit immersif offre un aperçu rare et précieux de la vie et des épreuves rencontrées par les missionnaires de la mission de Kouangtong durant cette période tumultueuse. À travers ses écrits, Brugnon dépeint non seulement les défis physiques et spirituels de l'exil et de l'emprisonnement, mais aussi la force de la foi face à l'adversité. Ce document historique est essentiel pour comprendre les dynamiques religieuses et culturelles de la Chine du XIXe siècle, ainsi que le rôle des missionnaires dans un contexte de tensions et de conflits.
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