Miracles, Convulsions, and Ecclesiastical Politics in Early Eighteenth-Century Paris

Cover\nContents\nPreface\nAcknowledgments\nAbbreviations\nI. Jansenism and the Problems of Ecclesiastical Politics in the Gallican Church, 1713-1729\n	Introduction\n	Toward the Bull \"Unigenitus\" and Its Reception in France\n	The Legacy of Louis XIV: From the Regency to the Ministry of Cardinal Fleury\n	Cardinal Fleury and the Enforcement of the Bull \"Unigenitus\"\n	A New Archbishop in Paris\n	Jansenism and Parisian Ecclesiastical Politics in 1729\nII. Jansenist Miracles: From the Holy Thorn to the Origins of the Cult to François De Pâris\nIII. Ecclesiastical Politics in the Diocese of Paris and the Miracles of François De Pâris, 1730-1731\nIV. From Miracles to Convulsions\nV. The Closing of the Cemetery at Saint-Médard and the Political Aftermath\nVI. Beyond Saint-Médard: The Emergence of the Convulsionary Movement\nVII. Mounting Persecution, Growing Divisions\nVIII. Parlementary and Jansenist Repudiations\nIX. Miracles and Religious Politics: A Last Reprise\nConclusion\nBibliography\nIndex