Abolition of the Pope's Temporal Power--The Pope commands its Restoration--Organization for that Purpose--Duties of American Citizens, 15 CHAPTER II. IGNATIUS LOYOLA, FOUNDER OF THE ORDER. Ignatius Loyola, the Founder of the Jesuit Society--His Original Purpose to reform the Church, and to establish his Society in Palestine--Having failed, he was compelled to have it approved by the Pope--This was done by Paul III, after the Constitution was amended, 32 CHAPTER III. THE CONSTITUTION OF THE SOCIETY. (The Constitution of the Jesuits) Entirely Monarchical--Substitutes the General for God upon Earth--Sin committed with out Offense when the General commands it--The General Independent of the Pope--The Society obey him alone, 49 CHAPTER IV. GOVERNMENT OF THE SOCIETY. Loyola, a "Soldier of Fortune"--His Monarchical Government--His Unpopularity among the Dominican Monks--His Plottings against the Franciscans at Saragossa and Condemnation by the Church Authorities--His Success Accomplished only by aid of Monarchical Power, 66 CHAPTER V. STRUGGLES AND OPPOSITION. Conduct of the Jesuits at Toledo in Spain--Opposition of the Church Authorities to them--They again get Protection from Royal Power--The Effort to get into France--Opposition of the French People to them--Long Continued Struggle, 84 CHAPTER VI. THE STRUGGLE FOR FRANCE. Continued Struggle of the Jesuits to get into France--Resisted by the Parliament--Their Intrigues and Reliance upon Royal Power--Council at Poissy--Attended by the Jesuit General, who suppressed Discussion with Protestants--Their Reliance upon Catharine de Medicis--Her Aid in the St. Bartholomew Massacre, 99 CHAPTER VII. THE SOCIETY ENTERS GERMANY. Jesuit Efforts to get into Germany--Less Difficulty than in France--When they reached there, Protestants and Roman Catholics living in Peace--Jesuit German College at Rome--Teaching Treason to German Youth as a Religious Duty, 114 CHAPTER VIII. THE JESUITS IN ENGLAND. Plottings of the Jesuits in England--Their Opposition to Religious Toleration--Opposition to Elizabeth by the Pope, and her Trial at Rome--Papal Decree dethroning her, and releasing the English People from their Allegiance to her, 130 CHAPTER IX. JESUIT INFLUENCE IN INDIA. Jesuit Mission to India--Imposition of Xavier upon the Monks at Goa--His Pretended Miracles, 152 CHAPTER X. IN PARAGUAY.