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<dl><dd>(anti-Catholic)</dd></dl><p>CONTENTS  
Preface 
PART I. 
PERSONAL HISTORY. 
I. Loyola, and the relative position of his system 7 
II. Loyola's early years, and conversion  28 
III. Loyola's attempt to convert the Mahometan world, and the failure of the enterprise 64 
IV. Loyola, in preparation for the work to which he devotes himself, goes to school at Barcelona, and elsewhere 80 
V. Loyola's colleagues, and the birth of the Society 102 
VI. Loyola's election to the generalship of the Society 132 
VII. Loyola's government of the Society 156 
VIII. Loyola's mind 199 
PART II. 
JESUITISM IN ITS RUDIMENTS.  
I. The "Exercitia Spiritualia" 
II. The "Letter on Obedience" 273 
III. The "Constitutions" 391 
IV. The purport of the Jesuit Institute   
V. Pascal, and the "Provincial Letters" 376 
Notes 393 
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<dd>Description based on print version record</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Jesuits; Ignatius, of Loyola, Saint, 1491-1556; Anti-Catholicism</div>
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Taylor, Isaac, 1787-1865</div>
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