The Jesuits; Their moral maxims and plots against nations and churches
The influx into Britain of an order of men whose principle is the negation of all principle, and whose moral code is the
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English Pages 142 Year 1881
Table of contents :
PREFACE.
CONTENTS,
I The Jesuits and the Reformation
II Jesuitism
III Luther and Loyola
IV Discipline and Divergence
V The Enrolling of the Jesuit Army
VI The Training of the Jesuits
VII Spiritual Drill of the Jesuits—Their Oath
VIII The Arsenal of the Jesuits—Probabilism, &c
IX Small Arms—Theological and Moral Maxims of the Jesuits.
X The Organisation of the Jesuits
XI Spread of the Jesuits in Germany, Poland, &c
XII Intrigues of the Jesuits in England, &c
XIII Intrigues of the Jesuits under James I and Charles I
XIV The Jesuits under Cromwell, Charles II and James II--The Revolution
XV Expulsions and suppressions of the Jesuits
XVI Resuscitation of the "Order," and Renewal of their Plots
XVII The Jesuit in Families.
XVIII The Jesuit in Scotland--European Outlook
XIX Ireland: Its Half-Century’s Drilling in Ultramontanism
XX Ireland: Is Many Maladies and its One Cure
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