237.] [Footnote 1402: Lanfrey, "L'Eglise et les philosophes," passim.] [Footnote 1403: Boiteau, "Etat de la France en 1789," pp.

205, 207 .-- D'Argenson "Memoires," May 5, 1752, September 3, 22, 25, 1753; October 17, 1753, and October 26, 1775 .-- Prudhomme, "Resume general des cahiers des Etats-Generaux," 1789, (Registers of the Clergy).--"Histoire des eglises du desert," par Charles Coquerel, I.151 and those following.] [Footnote 1404: De Segur, "Memoires," vol.I.pp.16, 41 .-- De Bouille, "Memoires," p.

54 .-- Mme.

Campan, "Memoires," V.I.p.237, proofs in detail.] [Footnote 1405: Somewhat like the socialist societies including the welfare states where a caste of public pensionaries, functionaries, civil servants and politicians weigh like a heavy burden on those who actually do the work..

(SR.)] [Footnote 1406: An antechamber in the palace of Versailles in which there was a round or bull's-eye window, where courtiers assembled to await the opening of the door into the king's apartment .-- TR.] [Footnote 1407: "La France ecclesiastique," 1788.] [Footnote 1408: Grannier de Cassagnac, "Des causes de la Revolution Francaise," III.