The  government of the Emperor Napoleon judged the ideas of the books dangerous and banned their further printing. The following year they published a translation of the work of the noted 16th-century spiritual writer, the Benedictine Abbot Louis de Blois.
The government of the Emperor Napoleon deemed the ideas in the books dangerous and prohibited their further printing. The following year, they published a translation of the work by the renowned 16th-century spiritual writer, Benedictine Abbot Louis de Blois.