[22] These queries appear to have been written in the interval between the arrêt, which ordains the Jesuits to take the oath, and the arrêt which banished them. It was thought they might be useful, if any unforeseen circumstance should seem one day to require the Jesuits to be forced to renounce expressly the institution. [23] As the Jesuits of Versailles, and some others of the principal have done. ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Transcriber's Note: │ │ │ │ Minor typographical errors have been corrected without note. │ │ Others are noted below. │ │ │ │ Ambiguous hyphens at the ends of lines were retained. │ │ │ │ Italicized words are surrounded by underline characters, _like │ │ this_. │ │ │ │ Errors corrected: │ │ Page 18: “usefull” changed to “useful.” (… useful and respectable│ │ in Paraguai….) │ │ p. 25: “he” → “be.” (… his heart should be carried after his │ │ death;) │ │ p. 27: “Richlieu” → “Richelieu.” (Henry IV. or rather cardinal │ │ Richelieu….) │ │ p. 78: “repuputation” → “reputation” ( … the greatest merit and │ │ reputation.) │ │ p. 86: “co-temporaries” → “contemporaries (… admired by his │ │ contemporaries.) │ │ p. 110: “expresly” → “expressly.” (… without having been │ │ condemned expressly.) │ │ p. 110: “partiticular” → “particular.” (… one proposition of │ │ father Quesnel’s in particular.) │ │ p. 126: “ n” → “in.” (… whose crime in their eyes….) │ │ p. 156: “expresly” → “expressly.” (… whom he points out │ │ expressly….) │ │ p. 160” “powerfull” → “powerful.” (… a society, lately so │ │ powerful….) │ │ p. 201: “pitifull” → “pitiful.” (… fathers of so pitiful a │ │ posterity.) │ │ p. 204: “stiled” → “styled.” (… make themselves be styled his │ │ heirs….) │