Jesuits -- Controversial Literature; Jesuits -- History -- 19th century
Transcribed from the 1852 J. H. Jackson edition by David Price, email
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THE JESUITS.
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BY THE
REV. EDWARD HOARE, MA.,
INCUMBENT OF CHRIST CHURCH, RAMSGATE.
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Second Edition.
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LONDON:
J. H. JACKSON, ISLINGTON GREEN,
AND PATERNOSTER-ROW;
HATCHARD, PICCADILLY; AND SEELEYS, FLEET STREET.
1852.
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_Protestant Associations_, _or other parties_, _desirous of circulating
large numbers of this pamphlet_, _may obtain them at a considerable
reduction_, _by applying to the Publisher_.
PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION.
THE first edition of the following pages was prepared as a Lecture for
the Islington Protestant Institute. The delivery of that Lecture has led
to a more careful study of the subject, so that in this second edition
there is a considerable quantity of additional information, which I trust
may be found important.
One gentleman has done me the honour of noticing the first edition, and
publishing a pamphlet in order to show that the constitution quoted on
page 32 should be rendered as the reader will find it there. It is a
matter of great regret to me that he should have thought it right to say
of the remainder of the lecture, that “statements which few surely can
believe, will, he trusts, produce in the minds of readers an effect the
very reverse of that intended.” If he had pointed out any inaccuracy, I
should have been only too happy to correct it; and any proof of error on
my part would have been much more satisfactory to his readers than a
general and unsupported insinuation. In the present edition he will
find, I believe, a clear reference to every important extract; and
abundant opportunity is afforded him, if possible, to disprove my
statements.
E. H.
_Ramsgate_, _Feb._ 12, 1852.
CHAPTER I.
GENERAL OBJECT AND ORGANIZATION.
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