Letters On the Events Which Have Passed in France Since the Restoration in 1815
Letters On the Events Which Have Passed in France Since the Restoration in 1815
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In the department of the Arriege, fines were imposed on sixty inhabi- tants of the village of Calvet, for not having hung up tapestry, by a judgment which de- clared, as the reason of the infliction of the penalty, that the catholic religion was recog- 146 LETTI^ ON FBAIK:£.
iHzed by the qbarter to be the religion i^ the state. This hamlet touches the village of Cariat, the name of which is become his* torical as the birth*place of the celebrated Bayle. The inhabitants proudly show his house an...d his chamber. That great man did not foresee that, an 1818, intolerance would penetrate into tha^ peaceful country^ Those villages, where strangers are received with smtlque hospitality, are placed at the foot of the Pyrennees, in the midst of tiie most so-» lemn and most majestic scenery. The inhab** itants still show the cavern, situated in the vicinity, where their fi>re&thers took r^iig^ during the persecutions of Xiouis XIV.
Several consistories assembled to deliberate on the conduct they ought to observe, aodi ^ were unanimously of opinion that the obli*^ gation of hanging up tapeslxy £>r cathoUc ies^ tivals was contrary to that Hber'^y of oon^ science which was guaranteed by the -chartort At length one consistory sexit an ofilcial let- ter to the minister of the interior Mt that pe-- iftod, demanding an explicit dedaratikm on this matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the department of the Arriege, fines were imposed on sixty inhabi- tants of the village of Calvet, for not having hung up tapestry, by a judgment which de- clared, as the reason of the infliction of the penalty, that the catholic religion was recog- 146 LETTI^ ON FBAIK:£.
iHzed by the qbarter to be the religion i^ the state. This hamlet touches the village of Cariat, the name of which is become his* torical as the birth*place of the celebrated Bayle. The inhabitants proudly show his house an...d his chamber. That great man did not foresee that, an 1818, intolerance would penetrate into tha^ peaceful country^ Those villages, where strangers are received with smtlque hospitality, are placed at the foot of the Pyrennees, in the midst of tiie most so-» lemn and most majestic scenery. The inhab** itants still show the cavern, situated in the vicinity, where their fi>re&thers took r^iig^ during the persecutions of Xiouis XIV.
Several consistories assembled to deliberate on the conduct they ought to observe, aodi ^ were unanimously of opinion that the obli*^ gation of hanging up tapeslxy £>r cathoUc ies^ tivals was contrary to that Hber'^y of oon^ science which was guaranteed by the -chartort At length one consistory sexit an ofilcial let- ter to the minister of the interior Mt that pe-- iftod, demanding an explicit dedaratikm on this matter.
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