Bull of Convocation--Doctrine of the Sword--The Crusade of St. Peter--Incidents--Mission to the Orientals, and Overtures to Protestants in different Countries--June 1868 to December 1868-69 143 CHAPTER IV Princes, Ministers, and their Confessors--Montalembert's part in the Revival--His Posthumous Work on Spain--Indignation against the New Assumptions--Debate of Clergy in Paris on the Lawfulness of Absolving a Liberal Prince or Minister--Wrath at Rome--True Doctrines taught to Darboy and his Clergy 153 CHAPTER V What is to be the Work of the Council--Fears caused by Grandiose Projects--_Reform of the Church in Head and Members_--Statesmen evince Concern 164 CHAPTER VI Agitation in Bavaria and Germany--The Golden Rose--Fall of Isabella--The King of Bavaria obtains the opinion of the Faculties--Döllinger--Schwarzenberg's Remonstrance 176 CHAPTER VII Intention of proposing the Dogma of Infallibility intimated--Bavarian Note to the Cabinets, February to April, 1869--Arnim and Bismarck 182 CHAPTER VIII Indulgences--Excitement--The Two Brothers Dufournel--Senestrey's Speech--Hopes of the Ruin of Germany--What the Council will do--Absurdity of Constitutional Kings--The True Saviour of Society--Lay Address from Coblenz--Montalembert adheres to it--Religious Liberty does not answer--Importance of keeping Catholic Children apart from the Nation--War on Liberal Catholics--Flags of all Nations doing Homage to that of the Pope 186 CHAPTER IX Publication of _Janus_--Hotter Controversy--Bishop Maret's Book--Père Hyacinth--The Saviour of Society again--Dress--True Doctrine of Concordats not Contracts but Papal Laws--Every Catholic State has Two Heads--_Four National Governments condemned in One Day_--What a Free Church means--Fulda Manifesto--Meeting of Catholic Notables in Berlin--Political Agitation in Bavaria and Austria--Stumpf's Critique of the Jesuit Schemes 197 CHAPTER X Conflicting Manifestoes by Bishops--Attacks on Bossuet--Darboy--Dupanloup combats Infallibility--His relations with Dr. Pusey--Deschamps replies--Manning's Manifesto--Retort of Friedrich--Discordant Episcopal Witnesses 215 CHAPTER XI Diplomatic Feeling and Fencing in Rome, November 1869--Cross Policies on Separation of Church and State--Ollivier, Favre, De Banneville--Doctrines of French Statesmen ridiculed at Rome--Specimens of the Utterances approved at Court--Forecasts of War between France and Prussia--Growing Strength of the Movement in France for Universities Canonically Instituted 231 CHAPTER XII