CRITICAL
MISCELLANIES
BY
JOHN MORLEY

VOL. II.
Essay 4: Joseph de Maistre

London
MACMILLAN AND CO., Limited
new york: the macmillan company
1905
JOSEPH DE MAISTRE.
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The Catholic reaction in France at the beginning of the century257
De Maistre the best type of the movement262
Birth, instruction, and early life263
Invasion of Savoy, and De Maistre’s flight268
At Lausanne, Venice, and Cagliari270
Sent in 1802 as minister to St. Petersburg275
Hardships of his life there from 1802 to 1817276
Circumstances of his return home, and his death285
De Maistre’s view of the eighteenth century287
And of the French Revolution291
The great problem forced upon the Catholics by it293
De Maistre’s way of dealing with the question of the divine method
of government293
Nature of divine responsibility for evil294
On Physical Science298
Significance of such ideas in a mind like De Maistre’s299
Two theories tenable by social thinkers after the Revolution303
De Maistre’s appreciation of the beneficent work of the Papacy
in the past307
Insists on the revival of the papal power as the ess                        
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