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The French Revolution Chapter VI - The Revolution and the Catholic Church
In which the profound and enduring conflict between the French Revolution and the Catholic Church is examined not through petty details but from the broadest and most general perspective, revealing that no inherent doctrinal opposition necessitated their quarrel. It is suggested that the strife arose either from the clashing temperaments and principles animating these great forces or from a series of unfortunate accidents and misunderstandings that escalated their deepening rift.
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