Excerpt from L'Église Romaine en Face de la Révolution, Vol. 2
La Révolution, qui trouve son point d'unité dans les craintes qu'elle inspire, ne se divise que par le succès. Son crime le plus impardonnable est d'avoir élevé les scélérats à la dignité d'ennemis de l'ordre social. Elle était vaincue, elle se réfugia dans la presse ainsi qu'au centre d'une place forte. Dans ce temps - là, la presse ne fut point le contre-poids des idées folles ou subversives. Elle peut toujours tuer, il ne lui sera jamais accordé de faire vivre. Elle corrompt, il ne lui est pas possible d'é clairer. Elle brise les convictions, elle ne saura pas en raffermir une seule. Elle fut, elle sera inévitablement le poison sans pouvoir être le remède.
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