France Under the Republic
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" ^ Not to speak of the general problem of the unauthorised orders, could the French people allow such teaching in the seminaries and in the pulpits of the National Church ? The anti- clericals, even the most moderate, were now of one mind. Their feelings were intensified when M. De Mun, with his usual eloquence and courage, opposed the Waldeck-Rousseau Bill, by virtue of *'the sovereign right of the Church to reign over the State. " He thinks that monks are the best representatives of the Chur...ch. Some of his friends pleaded in behalf of the un- authorised orders, because of their humanitarian * Trouillot, op. Cit. , pp. 140, 155; Brisson, ibid.
* Pour I'ld^e lalque, p. 52. The last edition of the work from which the words were quoted was of 1899.
RELIGIOUS ORDERS 269 service. A few claimed that the law, if passed, would be disastrous for French finances. We know what to think of that now. There were those who praised the Little Sisters of the Poor whom every one admires, and the Sisters of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ^ Not to speak of the general problem of the unauthorised orders, could the French people allow such teaching in the seminaries and in the pulpits of the National Church ? The anti- clericals, even the most moderate, were now of one mind. Their feelings were intensified when M. De Mun, with his usual eloquence and courage, opposed the Waldeck-Rousseau Bill, by virtue of *'the sovereign right of the Church to reign over the State. " He thinks that monks are the best representatives of the Chur...ch. Some of his friends pleaded in behalf of the un- authorised orders, because of their humanitarian * Trouillot, op. Cit. , pp. 140, 155; Brisson, ibid.
* Pour I'ld^e lalque, p. 52. The last edition of the work from which the words were quoted was of 1899.
RELIGIOUS ORDERS 269 service. A few claimed that the law, if passed, would be disastrous for French finances. We know what to think of that now. There were those who praised the Little Sisters of the Poor whom every one admires, and the Sisters of St.
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