Les Martyrs De Septembre [French]

By Henri Welschinger

"Les Martyrs de Septembre" est un ouvrage historique rigoureux consacr aux v nements tragiques survenus Paris entre le 2 et le 6 septembre 1792. Henri Welschinger, membre de l'Institut, y retrace avec pr cision le destin des victimes - membres du clerg , religieux et la cs - qui refus rent de pr ater serment la Constitution civile du clerg et p rirent lors des massacres dans les prisons parisiennes, notamment l'Abbaye, la Force et aux Carmes.

travers une tude document e, l'auteur explore les causes politiques et religieuses de cette flamb e de violence au c "ur de la R volution fran aise. Il met en lumi re les figures marquantes de ces martyrs, dont la fid lit leur foi face la pers cution demeure un t moignage puissant de l'histoire eccl siastique. Ce r cit ne se contente pas de relater les faits; il analyse le climat de suspicion et la ferveur r volutionnaire qui ont conduit ces ex cutions sommaires.

Ce livre constitue une ressource essentielle pour comprendre les tensions entre l' glise et l' tat durant la Terreur. "Les Martyrs de Septembre" offre un regard approfondi sur une p riode charni re o les id aux r publicains se sont heurt s violemment aux convictions religieuses traditionnelles.

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: French
• ISBN: 1025790138
• ISBN13: 9781025790138
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 212 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.1" x 9.2"