History of the Consulate And the Empire of France Under Napoleon volume 2
History of the Consulate And the Empire of France Under Napoleon volume 2
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This triumph was one of the finest, the most deserved, the most universally felt.
The 1 8th Brumaire, fixed for the grand fete of the general peace, was approaching. The First Consul was seized with one of those personal feelings, which often in men are mingled with the noblest resolutions. He wished to enjoy the result of his work, and to be able to celebrate the re-establishment of religious peace on the i8th Brumaire. But to . Do so, two things were necessary : first, that they should have s...ent from Rome the bull relative to the diocesan arrangements ; and, secondly, that Cardinal Caprara might have the faculty of in- stalling the new bishops. Had these things been done, the sixty bishops might have been nominated and consecrated, and a solemn Te Deum sung in their presence in the church of Notre Dame. Unfortunately at Rome they had been waiting for the reply of the five French bishops, who had retired to the north of Germany ; and, as to the faculty of giving canonical investiture, it had not been conferred on Cardinal Caprara, be- cause never had such a power been deputed, even to a legate a latere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This triumph was one of the finest, the most deserved, the most universally felt.
The 1 8th Brumaire, fixed for the grand fete of the general peace, was approaching. The First Consul was seized with one of those personal feelings, which often in men are mingled with the noblest resolutions. He wished to enjoy the result of his work, and to be able to celebrate the re-establishment of religious peace on the i8th Brumaire. But to . Do so, two things were necessary : first, that they should have s...ent from Rome the bull relative to the diocesan arrangements ; and, secondly, that Cardinal Caprara might have the faculty of in- stalling the new bishops. Had these things been done, the sixty bishops might have been nominated and consecrated, and a solemn Te Deum sung in their presence in the church of Notre Dame. Unfortunately at Rome they had been waiting for the reply of the five French bishops, who had retired to the north of Germany ; and, as to the faculty of giving canonical investiture, it had not been conferred on Cardinal Caprara, be- cause never had such a power been deputed, even to a legate a latere.
What to read after History of the Consulate And the Empire of France Under Napoleon volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolphe Thiers to read onlineMoreLess
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