Peoples of Italy, the French army comes to break your chains; the French people is the friend of all peoples; approach it with confidence; your property, your religion, and your customs will be respected. We are waging war as generous enemies, and we wish only to crush the tyrants who enslave you. Read this proclamation from Napoleon, issued after a military victory in Italy. How does this proclamation relate to the ideals of the Enlightenment? It indicates a need for church reforms, including a move to Protestantism. It demands that all people, including those already in prison, be given a fair trial. It promotes freedom and equality, including the protection of private property. It calls for an end to corruption, including the dismissal of corrupt officials.