Exposition De La Doctrine De L'Église Gallicane Par Rapport Aux Prétentions De La Cour De Rome... delves into the tenets of Gallicanism, a French movement advocating for the autonomy of the French Catholic Church from papal authority. This historical exposition, authored by César Chesneau Du Marsais, provides a detailed account of the Gallican doctrine, exploring its theological and legal foundations. It examines the complex relationship between the French monarchy, the Catholic Church in France, and the papacy in Rome. This work offers invaluable insights into the historical struggle for ecclesiastical independence and the development of French national identity. It is an essential resource for scholars interested in religious history, French history, and the history of law.

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