Published Works
- Religionis naturalis et revelatæ principia (Paris, 1752), his principal work, which was edited for the third time and annotated by his friend Dom Brewer, O.S.B. (Paris, 1774), a treatise which is regarded by some as the foundation of the modern practice of Christian apologetics.
- Lettre à Mgr. l'Archevêque de Paris (Paris, 1763);
- Discours et réflexions critiques sur l'histoire et le gouvernement de l'ancienne Rome (Paris, 1770–84), a translation of his father's history of Rome;
- Mémoires du Maréchal de Berwick (Paris, 1778), which he edited with notes;
- Principes sur la nature et l'essence du pouvoir de l'église (Paris, 1791).
- His Religionis principia is contained in Jacques Paul Migne's Cursus Theologiæ.
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