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The church
2016
Overview
The French Government was well aware of the importance of religion in managing conquered populations.¹ The church was central to the diffusion of pro-(or anti-) French views; as with the lay elites, the co-operation of the clergy was vital in maintaining order. Lorraine and Savoy were predominantly Catholic societies, and the clergy possessed immense influence over consciences and public opinion, but experience in several newly annexed provinces showed that the loyalties of the religious elites could be the most difficult to win out of all of the social groups in conquered societies.² Of course, as in France, the clergy of
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Manchester University Press
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