Publisher's Synopsis
"A Papal Envoy During the Reign of Terror" offers a rare firsthand account of the tumultuous years of the French Revolution through the eyes of Mgr. de Salamon, the Internuncio at Paris. These memoirs, spanning from 1790 to 1801, provide invaluable insights into the political and religious upheaval that defined the era. Witness the challenges faced by the Catholic Church and its representatives amidst the chaos and violence of the Reign of Terror. This historical document, meticulously translated and presented, sheds light on a critical period in European history, offering readers a compelling narrative of resilience, faith, and survival. Discover the experiences of a key figure navigating the treacherous landscape of revolutionary France.
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