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Jaques TAILHIE & Gabriel Nicolas MAULTROT

Questions sur la tolérance ; où l'on examine si les maximes de la persécution ne sont pas contraires au droit des gens, à la Religion, à la Morale, à l'intérêt des Souverains & du Clergé

Chez Henry-Albert Gosse, Paris 1758, in-8 (10x17cm) , (4) 109pp. (3) 82pp. (2), relié.

First Edition. Full sheepskin blonde time, dumb back with four nerves, boards decorated with a double cold frame, all sprinkled edges red. The head cover is threadbare and the tail a little rough. Some scuffs and split bits are also worth mentioning. "Questions about tolerance and Maultrot Tailhé seek to highlight all the philosophical, religious and historical foundations of the idea of tolerance. Both authors evoke episodes of Christian history marked by intolerance, including the Spanish Inquisition and the Albigensian Crusade. An entire chapter is devoted to the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, which is considered a breach of law, human rights and the liberty of the subject, in addition to a tactical error as was to bring Protestants to Catholicism. In the second part of the work, they examine the effects of persecution, and show that it is neither in the interest of rulers, nor that of the Church. Note the authors prudently probably their examples in ancient history and in foreign countries in preference to France. " Magali Perbost and Agnes Bach: Around the Edict of Nantes. The work was blacklisted by a decree of March 5, 1759 Barbier, 114.; QuÚrard, 640. --- Please note that the translation in english is done automatically, we apologize if the formulas are inaccurate. Contact us for any information!

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