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Title: Influence morale des sports athletiques

Author: Henri Didon

Release Date: August 25, 2004 [EBook #13284]

Language: French

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LE P. DIDON


Influence morale
des Sports athletiques.


DISCOURS PRONONCE
_AU CONGRES OLYMPIQUE DU HAVRE_
LE 29 JUILLET 1897.


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Ce discours, recueilli par la stenographie, a ete prononce dans la
reunion pleniere du Congres olympique international, dans l'hotel de
ville du Havre.

Siegent au bureau, a cote de M. de Coubertin, president, M. le docteur
Tissie, representant M. le Ministre de l'Instruction publique, et M.
Cathala, sous-prefet du Havre, etc., etc.


_M. le President_.--Mesdames, Messieurs, le sujet qui doit etre traite
dans cette seance est celui-ci:

De l'action morale des exercices physiques sur l'enfant, sur
l'adolescent et de l'influence de l'effort sur la formation du caractere
et le developpement de la personnalite.

C'est le R.P. Didon qui veut bien traiter ce sujet. Je lui donne la
parole. (_Vifs applaudissements.--Mouvement d'attention._)



MESDAMES,
MESSIEURS,

C'est un grand honneur pour moi d'avoir ete convie a ce Congres
olympique international et de prendre la parole dans une assemblee
aussi distinguee, en presence des autorites de ce pays, du representant
officiel de M. le Ministre de l'In

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Henri Didon (born 17 March 1840, Touvet (Isre), France - died 13 March 1900, Toulouse) was a French Dominican preacher, writer, and educator.