Le Concordat Expliqué Au Roi explores the Concordat from the perspective of Church doctrine and the canonical claims of legitimate French bishops. Authored by Abbé Pierre Vinson, this work provides a detailed explanation of the Concordat, seeking to clarify its implications for both the monarchy and the Church.

The book also includes a historical summary of the abduction of Pope Pius VII, detailing his suffering, courage, and ultimate perseverance. This section sheds light on the tumultuous period in Church history marked by political upheaval and the struggle for papal authority. A valuable resource for understanding the complexities of Church-state relations in France during a critical era.

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