Paul Naudet

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Paul Naudet (1859–1929) was a French Catholic priest and author.^[1] He published the First Principles of Catholic Sociology in 1899.^[2]

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Naudet wrote multiple books, some of which are:

• Notre œuvre sociale (1894)
• Mes souvenirs (1895)
• Vers l’avenir (1896)
• Le christianisme social, propriété, capital et travail (1898)
• Notre devoir social, questions pratiques de morale individuelle et sociale (1899)
• Premiers principes de sociologie catholique (1899)
• La démocratie et les démocrates chrétiens (1900)

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