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.
Napoleon's government banned the publication of the books due to their perceived danger.  The next year, they released a translation of the writings of Louis de Blois, a prominent 16th-century spiritual figure.