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Religious Sentiments Of Napoleon. In a
conversation related by Count de Alonthalan the
faithful friend and companion in exile of Napole-
on, and published in European journals, the fallen
chieftain is represented saying:


81 know men, and tell you that Jesus is not
a mani The religion of Christ is a mystery
which subssts by its own force, and proceeds from
mind which is not a human mind. We find in
it marked individuality, which originated a
train of words and actions unknown before. Je-
sus borrowed nothing from our knowledge.


He exhibited in himself perfect example in
his precepts. Jesus is not a philosopher for his
proofs are miracles-and from the first his disci-
pies adored him. In fact, learning and philosophy
are of no use for salvation, and Jesus came into
the world, to reveal the mysteries of Heaven, and
the laws Of the Spirit 0.a


Alexander, Cesar, Charlemagne, and my
self, founded empires; but on what foundation
did we rest our genius2 Upon force. Jesus
Christ alone founded his empire upon LoOe; and
at this hour, millions of men would die for him.


Ii WAS not day of battle, that achieved the
triumph of the Christian religion in the world.
No, it was long war, contest of three centuries,
begun by the apostles then continued by the
flood of Christian generations. In this war; if all
the Kings and potentates of the earth were on
one side; on the other, I see army. but mys-
terious force,-some men scattered here and there
in all parts of the world, and who have no other
rallying point than common faith in the mys-
teries ofthe cross. =


81 die before my time, and my body will be
given back to the earth TO become food for
worms. Such is the fate of him who has been
called the great Napoleon. What abyss be-
tween my deep mysteries and The eternal king
dom of Christ, which is proclaimed. loved, and
adorcd, and is extending over the earth /"