The July Government and the Parisian Catholic Press, 1830-1848

M. Patricia Dougherty

The July Government and the Parisian Catholic Press, 1830-1848

M. Patricia Dougherty

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In February 1843, Antoine Gardelaud, a former public servant, submitted to the General Department of Print Shops and Bookstores (in the Ministry of the Interior) an intent to publish a monthly periodical called La Chaire catholique (Catholic pulpit).i He named himself as sole owner and Caubet as printer. As its name indicated, this periodical centered on preaching and promised to publish good Catholic sermons from all over France and Rome.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jun 2 2013

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July Monarchy
Catholic Periodicals
French History
History of the Catholic Church

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European History
History

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The July Government and the Parisian Catholic Press, 1830-1848

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