In his Grand Empire, Napoleon's policy toward religion included all of the following except:

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Napoleon's policy towards religion in his Grand Empire was characterized by an attempt to control the church while allowing religious freedom. He abolished Church courts and tithes and confiscated church property to weaken the church's power but did not exclude Judaism from religious toleration. In fact, he took significant steps to integrate Jewish citizens into French society, including convening the Grand Sanhedrin to discuss Jewish integration and rights.

In His Grand Empire, Napoleon's Policy Toward Religion Included All