France And the Republic
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-Louis, and consecrated in his presence. It shared, in 1793, the fate of the almost equally beautiful church of St. -Leger atSoissons, the apse, transepts, and cloisters of which, even in theirpresent condition, suffice to show what Soissons lost when it was lootedand desecrated. A worthy bishop of Soissons, M. De Garsignies, boughtwhat remained of St. -Leger in 1850, and established there a seminary.
Add to these edifices those of twelve commanderies of the Temple, tencommanderies of St. John ...of Jerusalem, two Chartreuses, ten collegiatechurches, and more than a hundred and fifty priories, nunneries, andother religious communities, and it will be seen what a grand field ofenterprise and speculation was thrown open in the Laonnais and theSoissonnais to the disciples of Brissot de Warville and of Condorcet bythe seizure of the Church property alone.
Scarcely less numerous than the religious edifices in this region werethe ch
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-Louis, and consecrated in his presence. It shared, in 1793, the fate of the almost equally beautiful church of St. -Leger atSoissons, the apse, transepts, and cloisters of which, even in theirpresent condition, suffice to show what Soissons lost when it was lootedand desecrated. A worthy bishop of Soissons, M. De Garsignies, boughtwhat remained of St. -Leger in 1850, and established there a seminary.
Add to these edifices those of twelve commanderies of the Temple, tencommanderies of St. John ...of Jerusalem, two Chartreuses, ten collegiatechurches, and more than a hundred and fifty priories, nunneries, andother religious communities, and it will be seen what a grand field ofenterprise and speculation was thrown open in the Laonnais and theSoissonnais to the disciples of Brissot de Warville and of Condorcet bythe seizure of the Church property alone.
Scarcely less numerous than the religious edifices in this region werethe ch
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