home of Montaigne--A deputy of the Dordogne invalidated to snub Leon Say--Socrates and David Hume in modern France--Dogmatic irreligion--Jules Simon on the proscription of Christianity--Abolishing the history of France--A practical protest of the Catholic Marne--The great pope of the crusades--Catholic and Masonic processions--The Triduum of Urban II.--A great celebration at Chatillon--Hildebrand and his disciple--The Angelus and the 'Truce of God'--Mgr. Freppel on the anti-religious war--Jeanne d'Arc at Reims--A magnificent festival--Gounod's Mass of the Maid of Orleans--Catholic protest against the persecution of the Jews--The Republic threatens the grand rabbis with the archbishops--Deriding a death-bed in a hospital--The amnesty of the Communards--The rehabilitation of crime--Tyranny in the village schools--Religious freedom in France and Turkey--The home of Jeanne d'Arc--'Laicising' Domremy-la-Pucelle--Piety and hypnotism--The chamber and garden of Jeanne--Louis XI. and the French yeomen--A shrine converted into a show--A scurvy job in a place of pilgrimage--The banner of Patay--Jeanne and her voices--A western worshipper of the Maid of Orleans--The Chateau de Bourlemont--The Princesse d'Henin and Madame de Stael--The revolutionary traffic in passports--A generous act of Madame Du Barry--'Laicisation' in the Vosges--The defeat of Jules Ferry--The Monarchists going up, the Republicans going down 369-436 CHAPTER XIV IN THE CALVADOS