France -- Civilization; France -- Politics and government; France -- Social life and customs -- 19th century
[Footnote 5217: Ernile Olliver, ibid., I. 315-319. (Declarations of
the French provincial councils and of foreign national and provincial
councils before 1870.)--Cf. M. de Montalembert, "Des Intérets
Catholiques," 1852, ch. II. and VI. "The ultramontane doctrine is the
only true one. The great Count de Maistre's ideas in his treatise on the
Pope have become commonplace for all Catholic youth."--Letter of Mgr.
Guibert, February 22, 1853. "Gallicanism no longer exists."--"Diary in
France," by Chris. Wordsworth, D.D., 1845. "There are not two bishops in
France who are not ultramontane, that is to say devoted to the interests
of the Roman See."]
[Footnote 5218: "Constitutio dogmatica prima de Ecclesia Christi,"
July 18, 1870. "Ejusmodi romani pontificis definitiones ex sese, non ex
consensu Ecclesiæ irreformabiles esse." (ch. IV.)]
[Footnote 5219: Ibid., ch. III. "Si quis dixerit romanum pontificem
habere tantummodo officium inspectionis vel directionis, non autem
plenam et supremam potestatem juridictionis in universam Ecclesiam,
non solum in rebus quæ ad fidem et mores, sed etiam in iis quæ ad
disciplinam et regimen Ecclesiæ per totum orbem diffusæ pertinent; aut
etiam habere tantum potiores partes, non vero totam plenitudinem hujus
supremæ potestatis, aut hanc ejus potestatem non esse ordinariam et
immediatam..."]
[Footnote 5220: Ibid., ch. III. "Aberrant a recto veritatis tramite
qui affirmant licere ab judiciis Romanorum pontificum ad oecumenicum
concilium, tanquam ad auctoritatem romano pontifice superiorem,
appellare."]
[Footnote 5221: "Almanach national de 1889." (Among these four, one only
belongs to a historic family, Mgr. de Deux-Brézé of Moulins.)]
[Footnote 5222: See "The Ancient Régime," pp. 65, 120, 150, 292. (Ed.
Laffont I. pp. 53-43, 92-93, 218,219.)]
[Footnote 5223: Cf. the history of the parliaments of Grenoble and
Rennes on the approach of the Revolution. Remark the fidelity of all
their judicial subordinates in 1788 and 1789, and the provincial power
of the league thus formed.]
[Footnote 5224: Article 12.]
[Footnote 5225: "The Revolution," Vol. I.--Abbé Sicard, "Les
Dispensateurs des bénéfices ecclésiastiques avant 1789."
("Correspondant" of Sep. 10, 1889, pp. 887, 892, 893.) Grosley,
"Mémoires pour servir l'histoire de Troyes," II, pp. 35, 45.]
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