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Chapter 4
The Jesuits – 1588
Attempted Invasion of England
Assassination Attempted of Queen Elizabeth I
“William Shakespeare”
“My letters say a hundred and seven galleys,
And mine, a hundred forty.
And mine, two hundred:
But though they jump not on a just account, —
As in these cases, where the aim reports,
‘Tis oft with difference — yet do they all confirm
A Turkish fleet, and bearing up to Cyprus.” {1}
Edward de Vere, 1590
17 th Earl of Oxford
alias “William Shakespeare”
Othello, Act I, Scene III
Vatican Assassins
“The tyrant [he who does not enforce the Pope’s rule] is illegitimate;
and any man whatever of the people has the right to kill him.” {2}
Emmanuel Sa, 1596
Portuguese Jesuit
“The Jesuits exist in all Protestant countries . . . under other names . . .
Take England for example, there they do not legally exist [since 1829];
nevertheless, they have not given up that country, and I assure you that
they are more numerous in England than in Italy . . . There are Jesuits in
Parliament, amongst the Anglican clergy, amongst the Bishops, and
perhaps also in still higher circles [advisors of Queen Victoria] . . . ” {3}
Luigi Desanctis, 1852
Official Censor of the Inquisition
Popery, Puseyism, and Jesuitism
The Jesuits – 1588