Cardinal Merciers Own Story
Cardinal Merciers Own Story
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You would certainly admit that if political passions, as you affirm, were inflamed against you, there would be found here and there behind a wall or from the security of an upper story a hand armed with a revolver to fire on you. And among the thousands of our men who risk their lives endeavoring to join our army some few would be found perchance to do you an evil turn in the dark. You, on the contrary, have used every expedient to provoke a rising of the people, but the obstinate calmness of o...ur men has thwarted you. " "So it is we who have provoked you? We are the pro- vokers?" "Yes, sir: you are the provokers; and I will immediately furnish the proof.
"At the time my first pastoral was published, what did you do? You sent soldiers in the morning and night on bicycles and motorcycles and also in noisy motorcars through all the peaceful villages of Campine and Wallon district; you suddenly awakened out of their sleep the clergy, sacris- tans, servants in presbyteries, with threats on your lips and sometimes with a revolver in your hand; you made them open the churches and sacristies, the drawers of desks, in the hope of laying hands on my pastoral and this fine game lasted several days, and while in his letter of January 3rd the Governor General foretold, just as you do today, a rising of the people, the people remained calm in obedience to the counsels of long-suffering preached by us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You would certainly admit that if political passions, as you affirm, were inflamed against you, there would be found here and there behind a wall or from the security of an upper story a hand armed with a revolver to fire on you. And among the thousands of our men who risk their lives endeavoring to join our army some few would be found perchance to do you an evil turn in the dark. You, on the contrary, have used every expedient to provoke a rising of the people, but the obstinate calmness of o...ur men has thwarted you. " "So it is we who have provoked you? We are the pro- vokers?" "Yes, sir: you are the provokers; and I will immediately furnish the proof.
"At the time my first pastoral was published, what did you do? You sent soldiers in the morning and night on bicycles and motorcycles and also in noisy motorcars through all the peaceful villages of Campine and Wallon district; you suddenly awakened out of their sleep the clergy, sacris- tans, servants in presbyteries, with threats on your lips and sometimes with a revolver in your hand; you made them open the churches and sacristies, the drawers of desks, in the hope of laying hands on my pastoral and this fine game lasted several days, and while in his letter of January 3rd the Governor General foretold, just as you do today, a rising of the people, the people remained calm in obedience to the counsels of long-suffering preached by us.
What to read after Cardinal Merciers Own Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dsir Mercier to read onlineMoreLess
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