The Pope, the Kings and the People / A History of the Movement to Make the Pope Governor of the World by a Universal Reconstruction of Society from the Issue of the Syllabus to the Close of the Vatican Council

by William Arthur

[285] Documenta ad Illustrandum, i. p. 251.

[286] Bishop Martin's Collectio Documentorum gives nearly the same numbers, but seems to omit the American Address. It give Schwarzenberg's note fixing the sum at 136. Dupanloup frequently calls it 140. See his reply to Deschamps.

[287] Priv. Pet., iii. p. 27.

[288] Quoted Tagebuch, p. 155.

[289] Tagebuch, p. 155.

[290] Ibid.

[291] P. 112.

[292] Martin's Collection, p. 91.

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