Bonaparte And the Consulate
Bonaparte And the Consulate
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. . The clergy of Paris have presented me with an excellently worded petition, complaining of the arbitrary action of the Prefect of Police in the case of the priest Fournier.^ I replied : ^ Marie Nicolas Fournicr, born 1758, was celebrated as a preacher. After being confined as a lunatic for ten days at the Bicetre he was sent to Turin, where he remained a prisoner for three years. In 1805 he returned to Paris, and was con- secrated Bishop of Montpellier in 1806. He held this See until his dea...th at the age of 76 in December 1834.
THE CONCORDAT 159 * The Prefect acted under the orders of the Government. 1 want you to understand that whatever I chose to do ('si je mettais mon bonnet de travers ') you priests must obey the civil power. ' They went away without a word. Fournier leads them, and they have felt deeply what has happened to him. It is a revolutionary act no doubt, but until we have regulated matters there is nothing else to do. Fournier shall not come back ; I shall send him to Italy and recommend him to the Pope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . The clergy of Paris have presented me with an excellently worded petition, complaining of the arbitrary action of the Prefect of Police in the case of the priest Fournier.^ I replied : ^ Marie Nicolas Fournicr, born 1758, was celebrated as a preacher. After being confined as a lunatic for ten days at the Bicetre he was sent to Turin, where he remained a prisoner for three years. In 1805 he returned to Paris, and was con- secrated Bishop of Montpellier in 1806. He held this See until his dea...th at the age of 76 in December 1834.
THE CONCORDAT 159 * The Prefect acted under the orders of the Government. 1 want you to understand that whatever I chose to do ('si je mettais mon bonnet de travers ') you priests must obey the civil power. ' They went away without a word. Fournier leads them, and they have felt deeply what has happened to him. It is a revolutionary act no doubt, but until we have regulated matters there is nothing else to do. Fournier shall not come back ; I shall send him to Italy and recommend him to the Pope.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Antoine Claire Thibaudeau to read onlineMoreLess
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