La Vérité Des Miracles Opérés Par L'intercession De Monsieur De Paris Et Autres Appelans Démontrée Contre M. L'archevêque De Sens by Louis Basile Carré de Montgeron presents a detailed account of alleged miracles attributed to the intercession of Monsieur de Paris and other appellants. This work delves into the religious controversies of the 18th century in France, specifically focusing on the debates surrounding Jansenism and the purported miracles associated with its followers. Carré de Montgeron meticulously documents these events, offering a defense against the Archbishop of Sens and providing a historical record of the religious and political tensions of the time. The book is a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of French religious history and the fervor of the miracle debates.
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