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Léon Séché raconte l'histoire des jansénistes après la fermeture de Port-Royal en 1709, examinant leur influence sur la politique, la religion et la culture en France. Il aborde également les controverses liées à leur théologie et leur relation avec l'Église catholique. Ce livre est à la fois une étude historique, théologique et sociologique sur un mouvement intellectuel et spirituel majeur de l'époque moderne.
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