The Secreta Monita, Or, The Jesuits' Private Instructions To Their Emissaries Found In A Je[s]uits Closet, After His Death

This book is a collection of secret instructions given to Jesuit emissaries in the 17th century, intended to guide them in the subversion of Protestantism in Europe and beyond. The book gives a rare glimpse into the foundational culture of Jesuitism, and an analysis of its ideals and modus operandi. It is an essential read for those who are interested in the history of religious propaganda and covert operational tactics.

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