The Open Court 16, No.548
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24 THE OPEN COURT.
thus insulting the Church of God in the most outrageous manner, accusing her of having erred so far as to have judged and solemnly pronounced pious and agreeable to Heaven that which in itself was irreligious and impious." But this solemn protestation was destined to remain without effect. The Jesuits were doomed, and it was now Catholic Spain's turn to smite them. She made herself conspicuous in this execu- tion which the very pious King Charles III. carried into effect with... a cruelty that a Nero or a Domitian might have envied. As to the causes to which the destruction of the Society of Jesus was due in Spain, no one has ever known thetn.'^ "Some one had convinced Charles III. of Spain," says Ranke, "that the Jesuits had conceived the plan of placing his brother Don Louis on the throne. "- Schcell,^ Adam,* Coxe,^ etc., think that the King was shown a letter, fabricated by the Duke of Choiseul and attributed to the General of the Jesuits, Father Ricci, in which the latter said he had succeeded in finding documents which contained the undeni- able proof that Charles III.
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24 THE OPEN COURT.
thus insulting the Church of God in the most outrageous manner, accusing her of having erred so far as to have judged and solemnly pronounced pious and agreeable to Heaven that which in itself was irreligious and impious." But this solemn protestation was destined to remain without effect. The Jesuits were doomed, and it was now Catholic Spain's turn to smite them. She made herself conspicuous in this execu- tion which the very pious King Charles III. carried into effect with... a cruelty that a Nero or a Domitian might have envied. As to the causes to which the destruction of the Society of Jesus was due in Spain, no one has ever known thetn.'^ "Some one had convinced Charles III. of Spain," says Ranke, "that the Jesuits had conceived the plan of placing his brother Don Louis on the throne. "- Schcell,^ Adam,* Coxe,^ etc., think that the King was shown a letter, fabricated by the Duke of Choiseul and attributed to the General of the Jesuits, Father Ricci, in which the latter said he had succeeded in finding documents which contained the undeni- able proof that Charles III.
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