D fense Du Saint-Si ge et des institutions sociales, ou R ponse aux attaques dirig es contre la religion, la souverainet pontificale et l'ordre social is a historical defense of the Holy See written by Louis-Octave Gavairon. This French-language work addresses criticisms against the Catholic Church, the Pope's sovereignty, and social order. Gavairon offers a robust defense of Catholic doctrine and the Pope's temporal power. The book provides insight into the religious and political debates of the 19th century and offers valuable perspectives on the historical role of the Vatican and its influence on European society.
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