This is the "M moire Justificatif" (justificatory memoir) of Abb Vinson, accused by the King's Prosecutor of publicly spreading alarms concerning the inviolability of properties called national properties through the publication of his work, "Le Concordat Expliqu ..." This historical document offers insight into the complex relationship between the Church and State during a tumultuous period in French history. It provides a detailed legal and political defense by Vinson, shedding light on the controversies surrounding the nationalization of church properties after the French Revolution and the subsequent attempts at reconciliation through the Concordat. This primary source is invaluable for researchers and students interested in the political, religious, and legal aspects of post-revolutionary France.
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