The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898
The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898
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Affairs will then run more smoothly, and therewill be more harmony; and I do not expect peace until that be done, and until these lawless acts be checked.
The judge-conservator went on with his commission, urging thearchbishop with censures in order to make him hand over the protestor libel which had been made; but the religious gained possession, by force, of the will of the archbishop, and although he desired tosurrender the paper, they did not allow him to do so. He gave it toFray Diego Coll...ado, of the Order of St. Dominic, who secured suchpossession of that paper that afterward the archbishop himself wasunable to obtain it, notwithstanding his efforts.
All was now confusion in the community, and the friars made innumerableevil and vile reports against the fathers of the Society (who borethese attacks in silence), whenever they had an opportunity. Theypreached innumerable satires against the same fathers of theSociety, and against the judge-conservator, saying that these werebringing in innumerable innovations--all for the purpose of causinga disturbance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Affairs will then run more smoothly, and therewill be more harmony; and I do not expect peace until that be done, and until these lawless acts be checked.
The judge-conservator went on with his commission, urging thearchbishop with censures in order to make him hand over the protestor libel which had been made; but the religious gained possession, by force, of the will of the archbishop, and although he desired tosurrender the paper, they did not allow him to do so. He gave it toFray Diego Coll...ado, of the Order of St. Dominic, who secured suchpossession of that paper that afterward the archbishop himself wasunable to obtain it, notwithstanding his efforts.
All was now confusion in the community, and the friars made innumerableevil and vile reports against the fathers of the Society (who borethese attacks in silence), whenever they had an opportunity. Theypreached innumerable satires against the same fathers of theSociety, and against the judge-conservator, saying that these werebringing in innumerable innovations--all for the purpose of causinga disturbance.
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