← Table of contents
Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, Volume II

Note 624 — Chapter XXI

Reading edition

"The Concordat was necessary to religion, to the Republic, to government: the temples were shut up, the priests were persecuted. The Concordat rebuilt the altars, put an end to disorders, commanded the faithful to pray for the republic, and dissipated all the scruples of the purchasers of national domains."—Napoleon, Montholon, tom. i., p. 120.

Explore with AITake your curiosity a little further.

Reading settings