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Title: The New Conspiracy
with a short account of their institute; and observations
on the danger of systems of education independent of
religion

Author: R. C. Dallas

Release Date: October 3, 2010 [EBook #33836]

Language: English

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THE

NEW CONSPIRACY

AGAINST THE JESUITS

DETECTED AND BRIEFLY EXPOSED;

WITH A

SHORT ACCOUNT OF THEIR INSTITUTE;

AND

OBSERVATIONS ON THE DANGER OF SYSTEMS OF

EDUCATION INDEPENDENT OF RELIGION.

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BY R. C. DALLAS, ESQ.

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Omnes qui se Societati addixerunt, in virtutum solidarum ac
perfectarum, et spiritualium rerum studium incumbant.

INSTITUTUM SOC. JESU, ed. Pragae, 1757, vol. ii, p. 72.

The causes which occasioned the ruin of this mighty body, as well as
the circumstances and effects with which it has been attended in the
different countries of Europe, are objects extremely worthy of the
attention of every intelligent observer of human affairs.

ROBERTSON'S CHARLES V, vol. iii, p. 225.

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LONDON:

PRINTED FOR JAMES RIDGWAY, PICCADILLY.

1815.

C. WOOD, Printer,
Poppin's Court, Fleet Street.

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TO

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

GEORGE CANNING, M. P.

HIS MAJESTY'S AMBASSADOR EXTRAORDINARY TO

THE COURT OF PORTUGAL, _&c._ _&c._

SIR;

Your absence from this country, and the observation of the historian, which
I have adopted as a motto, will plead