Niles Weekly Register volume 16
Niles Weekly Register volume 16
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M. Corent Diucourt, De Marcellus, and other members rose amid great confusion.
M. Benoist— "Omit only the word scandalous. " M. K^det — These missions, which under the pre- text of religion and of morals, excite intolerence and fanaticism— which preach openly rebellion, nd contempt. Can the government be ignorant that every place which these priestly bigots have visited, has been left by them a prey to domestic troubles, . Which are the preturcors to religious and political dissentions? Where s...hould • e be if every sect and persuasion which the charter allows, were, in like manner, to send its emissaries on a mission of pro- sely tism through the country ? Let us hope, gentle- men, that these abuses will cease, and that, by con- fining the different religions to their respective temples, an end will be put to the perambulations of these missionaries who estrange from their proper pastors the confidence of the faithful— who search the consciences of men for the sake of emolument— who make a vile traffic of the most holy of minis- tries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Corent Diucourt, De Marcellus, and other members rose amid great confusion.
M. Benoist— "Omit only the word scandalous. " M. K^det — These missions, which under the pre- text of religion and of morals, excite intolerence and fanaticism— which preach openly rebellion, nd contempt. Can the government be ignorant that every place which these priestly bigots have visited, has been left by them a prey to domestic troubles, . Which are the preturcors to religious and political dissentions? Where s...hould • e be if every sect and persuasion which the charter allows, were, in like manner, to send its emissaries on a mission of pro- sely tism through the country ? Let us hope, gentle- men, that these abuses will cease, and that, by con- fining the different religions to their respective temples, an end will be put to the perambulations of these missionaries who estrange from their proper pastors the confidence of the faithful— who search the consciences of men for the sake of emolument— who make a vile traffic of the most holy of minis- tries.
What to read after Niles Weekly Register volume 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abraham John Valpy to read onlineMoreLess
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