History of Italy During the Consulate And Empire of Napoleon Buonaparte 2
History of Italy During the Consulate And Empire of Napoleon Buonaparte 2
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The dele- gates of the council replied, that he was free.
This fact I narrate, that posterity may understand the spirit of the age. With the greatest firmness Pius refused the oath, refusing also to reside either at Rome or Avignon as a subject. The soft-hearted Bertazzoli, who was much filled with apprehension, could not rest a moment in peace, but all day long piteously exclaimed, ^ Let us trust in Crod^^obedience ta the gwernment — / have hopes-— iet us pray to God;^ and thus between his hop...es and his obedience, the good prelate passed his time, but effected nothing^ with the Pope; and in the end, received hia command to say nothing more on state affairs.
Seeing that no progress was made. Napoleon determined to try the effect of an unexpected and alarming threat. By his command, the deputies presented themselves to the Pope, and in no measured terms declared to him, that by VOL. II. X 306 HI8T0KY OF ITALY. [1811, the orders of the C^mperor they were about to leave Savona instantly ; that he would cause the Emperor to retract the concordat; that through him the ties which united the Galilean church and the Holy See would be broken ; and that posterityi and more especially his succes- sors, would condemn him for having occasioned such a grievous loss to the Apostolical See.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dele- gates of the council replied, that he was free.
This fact I narrate, that posterity may understand the spirit of the age. With the greatest firmness Pius refused the oath, refusing also to reside either at Rome or Avignon as a subject. The soft-hearted Bertazzoli, who was much filled with apprehension, could not rest a moment in peace, but all day long piteously exclaimed, ^ Let us trust in Crod^^obedience ta the gwernment — / have hopes-— iet us pray to God;^ and thus between his hop...es and his obedience, the good prelate passed his time, but effected nothing^ with the Pope; and in the end, received hia command to say nothing more on state affairs.
Seeing that no progress was made. Napoleon determined to try the effect of an unexpected and alarming threat. By his command, the deputies presented themselves to the Pope, and in no measured terms declared to him, that by VOL. II. X 306 HI8T0KY OF ITALY. [1811, the orders of the C^mperor they were about to leave Savona instantly ; that he would cause the Emperor to retract the concordat; that through him the ties which united the Galilean church and the Holy See would be broken ; and that posterityi and more especially his succes- sors, would condemn him for having occasioned such a grievous loss to the Apostolical See.
What to read after History of Italy During the Consulate And Empire of Napoleon Buonaparte 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Botta, Carlo, 1766-1837 to read onlineMoreLess
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