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RĂ©sumĂ© de l’histoire des traditions morales et religieuses
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    In 1827 his RĂ©sumĂ© de l’histoire des traditions morales et religieuses (1825; “Summary of the History of Moral and Religious Traditions”) was judged blasphemous, and he was sentenced to a fine and imprisonment, though the sentence was reversed on appeal.

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    In 1827 his RĂ©sumĂ© de l’histoire des traditions morales et religieuses (1825; “Summary of the History of Moral and Religious Traditions”) was judged blasphemous, and he was sentenced to a fine and imprisonment, though the sentence was reversed on appeal.

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