The Jesuit Order in Europe and Its History
An aging chronicle reviews the Jesuits from Loyola’s early days to their expansion across Catholic Europe. It notes vows, obedience to the Pope, and high internal surveillance, while contrasting views on their influence, wealth, and moral purity with critiques from various political figures. The piece blends religious history, parliamentary commentary, and satirical notices on contemporary politics and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istoricus
Jesuits
Europe
Ignatius Loyola
Archil Pole
Loyola
Orig
Christ
Alderman Trecothick
Agricola
Clarendon
Cobler
France
Coe
Germany
Portius
London
Wilkes
Wilkegy
Lear Townsend
Ireland
Kilmainham
Swan
Brerestford
Jefferies
Hull, Dunbar, &c
England
Tiberius
Capra
Privy-council Board
Venus
Christendom
Wood-street
Mace
Benjamin Hughes
Captain Hughes
Capt. Hughes
Hughes
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the Morning Chronicle
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Toondon Evening Post
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St. James’s Chronicle
Whitehall Evening Post
Gallia
Mon Diex
Mon Ami
Literary Chronicle
the Gazetteer
Helvetius
Hallifax
Townsend
Dentatus
Miansion-house
Stakespear
Public
Menas
George’ Colebrooke