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The Moniteur Officiel was the government
paper at the time of the Revolution and is a
primary source, containing a factual account
of actions taken by the assemblies, full texts
of the documents, etc. It has been reprinted.
See also A. Aulard, Christianity and the
French Revolution (London, 1927), in which
the account is carried through 1802—an
excellent study; W. H. Jervis, The Gallican
Church and the Revolution (London, 1882), a
careful work by an Anglican, but shows
preference for Catholicism.
On the relation of church and state in France
during the French Revolution see Henry H.
Walsh, The Concordat of 1801: A Study of
Nationalism in Relation to Church and State
(New York, 1933); Charles Ledre, L'Eglise de
France sous la Revolution (Paris, 1949).
