Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte
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As for Napoleon's belief that part of the nation might become Protestant, Narbonne probably put the matter truly when he said there was not religion enough in France to stand a division. It should be noted that the Concordat did not so much restore the Catholic Church as destroy the old Galilean Church, with all its liberties, which might annoy either Pope or Emperor.
But on this point see The Galilean Church and the Revolution, by Jervis : London, Kegan, Paul, Trench, and Co., 1882. T...he clergy may, It is true, have shown wisdom in accedmg to any terms of restoration. Renan {Souve- nirs, p. 212), spealfing of M. Emery of St. Sulpice, and obviously thinking of the resistance of the French clergy of the present day, says that fimery would have been astonished if told that a request for authority to re-open the great seminary of St. Sulpice was a base concession to the civil power, 4ud a sort of impiety.
52 MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
presume to say that the general feeling was in harmony with all this pomp ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
p. 357).
As for Napoleon's belief that part of the nation might become Protestant, Narbonne probably put the matter truly when he said there was not religion enough in France to stand a division. It should be noted that the Concordat did not so much restore the Catholic Church as destroy the old Galilean Church, with all its liberties, which might annoy either Pope or Emperor.
But on this point see The Galilean Church and the Revolution, by Jervis : London, Kegan, Paul, Trench, and Co., 1882. T...he clergy may, It is true, have shown wisdom in accedmg to any terms of restoration. Renan {Souve- nirs, p. 212), spealfing of M. Emery of St. Sulpice, and obviously thinking of the resistance of the French clergy of the present day, says that fimery would have been astonished if told that a request for authority to re-open the great seminary of St. Sulpice was a base concession to the civil power, 4ud a sort of impiety.
52 MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
presume to say that the general feeling was in harmony with all this pomp ?
What to read after Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourrienne Louis Antoine Fauvelet De to read onlineMoreLess
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