A Candid History of the Jesuits

An in-depth exploration of the Jesuit society's history, this work delves into nearly four centuries of its dramatic evolution, drawing from original documents. It covers pivotal events such as the society's origins, early challenges, significant figures like General Francis Borgia, and its conflicts with Jansenism. The narrative also addresses the Jesuits' expulsion from various countries, their foreign missions, and the eventual suppression and restoration of the society. This comprehensive account offers insights into the complexities of Jesuit influence and legacy.