Unpublished Memoirs of the Internuncio At Paris During the Revolution 1790 1801
Unpublished Memoirs of the Internuncio At Paris During the Revolution 1790 1801
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1 De Salamon considers the Revolution to have ended with the be- ginning of the Directory.
214 MEMOIRS OF Mgr. SALAMON".
I was charged with a capital crime, and for about five months I was confronted by an adversary bent on sending me to the guillotine, — the terrible Directory.
To believe my accusers, I was the chief of the most skilfully-devised conspiracy that had ever been invented, and twelve portfolios, discovered in my rooms at Paris and Passy, afforded indubitable proofs of this conspir...acy.
In short, I was involved in such a critical situation, that I was abandoned by everybody, even by my closest friends.
In 1790, after the flight of Dugnani, I had been named by the late Pope Pius VI. Internuncio to Louis XVI. Obliged to perform all the functions of Nuncio Apostolic, I received, in my official capacity, the various briefs of his Holiness directed against the Civil Constitution of the Clergy, and transmitted them, in the canonical forms^ to the metropolitan arch- bishops, of whom there were still many in France, charging the latter to make them known to their respective suffragans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 De Salamon considers the Revolution to have ended with the be- ginning of the Directory.
214 MEMOIRS OF Mgr. SALAMON".
I was charged with a capital crime, and for about five months I was confronted by an adversary bent on sending me to the guillotine, — the terrible Directory.
To believe my accusers, I was the chief of the most skilfully-devised conspiracy that had ever been invented, and twelve portfolios, discovered in my rooms at Paris and Passy, afforded indubitable proofs of this conspir...acy.
In short, I was involved in such a critical situation, that I was abandoned by everybody, even by my closest friends.
In 1790, after the flight of Dugnani, I had been named by the late Pope Pius VI. Internuncio to Louis XVI. Obliged to perform all the functions of Nuncio Apostolic, I received, in my official capacity, the various briefs of his Holiness directed against the Civil Constitution of the Clergy, and transmitted them, in the canonical forms^ to the metropolitan arch- bishops, of whom there were still many in France, charging the latter to make them known to their respective suffragans.
What to read after Unpublished Memoirs of the Internuncio At Paris During the Revolution 1790 1801?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Siffrein Joseph Foncros De Salamon to read onlineMoreLess
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