The history of the popes, from the close of the middle ages : drawn ...

XXXll TABLE OF CONTENTS
A.D.
Jansenists rally round Quesnel
His antecedents and attainments
His literary work and teaching
His book hloral Reflexions is condemned .
Persistent advance of Jansenism
Controversy between Abp. Noailles and Bp. Champ
flour .......
Intervention of Louis XIV. ....
Noailles' failure as peacemaker ...
A new Bull is demanded ....
A Congregation appointed to examine " Moral
Reflexions " . . . . ,
1 713 The Bull Unigcnitus .....
Its contents and condemnations
Its reception in France .....
A critical moment for Catholic France
Discussions in the Assembly of Bishops .
1714 Final acceptance of the Bull. Jansenist retaliation
Dissatisfaction of Clement XI.
Fenelon's defence of the Bishops
Noailles' obduracy .....
The action of Rome. Negotiations and disputations
1715 The death of Louis XIV. ....
The Regent, Philip of Orleans, supports Jansenism
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Great revival of Jansenist controversy
Clement XI. takes action ....
Noailles' condemnation in Consistory—further
measures .......
The " Four Bishops " appeal to a General Council
The result of the appeal—danger of schism
The action of Rome being ineffective
The " Order of Silence " is published by Royal decree
Failure of other negotiations, including
1718 Correspondence between Dupin and Abp. Wake of
Canterbury ......
Contrasting loyalty of certain Bishops . .
Condemnation by Rome of the " Four Bishops "
Rupture of all negotiations ....
Publication of the Bull Pastoralls officii .
Its content and its reception by . . .
A flood of appeals .....
The Regent's policy .....
Coerces Noailles but is frustrated by Parliament, which
Is then banished from Paris ....
1 7 19 Death of Quesnel ......
Compromise finally achieved ....
The attitude of Clement XL ....
Reactions in Holland to Bull Unigenitns
Vicar-Apostolic Codde goes to Rome
The charges against him ....