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History of the Reformation in the Sixteenth Century, Volume 5

Note 719 — Chapter VIII

H. White translation

When Napoleon, from similar motives, desired to separate from Josephine, fearing the unwillingness of the pope (as Henry did), he entertained, like him, the design of doing without the pontiff, and of getting his marriage annulled by the French bishops. As he was more powerful, he succeeded.

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