The Makers of Canada: Bishop Laval
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He must notdisturb the commerce of the country by ill-treating those who do notgive him a share of the profits they may make in it; he must contenthimself with gaining by honest means; he must not trample on the people, nor vex them by excessive demands which serve his interests alone. Hemust not have favourites who praise him on all occasions, or oppress, under far-fetched pretexts, persons who serve the same princes, whenthey oppose his enterprises. .. . He has respect for priests and ministe...rsof the Church. " Count de Frontenac felt himself directly aimed at; he was the moreinclined to anger, since, the year before, he had had reasons forcomplaint of the sermon of a Jesuit Father. Let us allow the governorhimself to relate this incident: "I had need, " he wrote to Colbert, "toremember your orders on the occasion of a sermon preached by a JesuitFather this winter (1672) purposely and without need, at which he had aweek before invited everybody to be present. He gave expression in thissermon to seditious proposals against the authority of the king, whichscandalized many, by dilating upon the restrictions made by the bishopof the traffic in brandy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He must notdisturb the commerce of the country by ill-treating those who do notgive him a share of the profits they may make in it; he must contenthimself with gaining by honest means; he must not trample on the people, nor vex them by excessive demands which serve his interests alone. Hemust not have favourites who praise him on all occasions, or oppress, under far-fetched pretexts, persons who serve the same princes, whenthey oppose his enterprises. .. . He has respect for priests and ministe...rsof the Church. " Count de Frontenac felt himself directly aimed at; he was the moreinclined to anger, since, the year before, he had had reasons forcomplaint of the sermon of a Jesuit Father. Let us allow the governorhimself to relate this incident: "I had need, " he wrote to Colbert, "toremember your orders on the occasion of a sermon preached by a JesuitFather this winter (1672) purposely and without need, at which he had aweek before invited everybody to be present. He gave expression in thissermon to seditious proposals against the authority of the king, whichscandalized many, by dilating upon the restrictions made by the bishopof the traffic in brandy.
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