 This early establishment was burnt in 1645 as part of the English Civil War, and the remaining Jesuits were brought to trial in England.The new Protestant administration had their school outlawed, though it was functioning by 1648, when Thomas Copley managed to return there.Newtown Manor, also known as "Bretton's Neck", near modern-day Leonardtown, Maryland, become available to the Jesuits in 1677.