Protestantism in Poland and Bohemia - James Aitken Wylie

ecame rottenness, and blight deepened into death;
but Protestantism did not perish alone. The throne,
the country, the people, all went down with it in a
catastrophe so awful that no one could have
effected it but the Jesuit.
Footnotes:
1. See his Life by Rescius (Reszka), Rome, 1587.
Numerous editions have been published of his
works; the best is that of Cologne, 1584,
containing his letters to many of the more
eminent of his contemporaries.
2. Lukaszewicz (a Popish author), History of the
Helvetian Churches of Lithuania, vol. 1., pp.
47, 85. and vol. 2., p. 192; Posen, 1842, 1843 -
- apud Krasinski, Slavonia,..... pp. 289, 294.
3. Albert Wengiersi
4. A Spanish Jesuit who compiled a grammar
which the Jesuits used in the schools of
Poland.
5. Dialogue of a Landowner with a Parish Priest.
The work, published about 1620, excited the
violent anger of the Jesuits; but being unable
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