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The footprints of the Jesuits

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Cranston & Curts, 1894 - 509 pages

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Contents

IGNATIU8 LOYOLA FOUNDER OF THE ORDER
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Ignatius Loyola the Founder of the Jesuit SocietyHis Original
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CHAPTER IV
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TitleThe footprints of the Jesuits
AuthorRichard Wigginton Thompson
PublisherCranston & Curts, 1894
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized13 Jun 2007
Length509 pages
  
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