Erzählung Und Beurtheilung Der Neuesten Versuche Einiger Exjesuiten, Die Barbarey In Deutschland Einzuführen (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781272989903)

"Erzählung Und Beurtheilung Der Neuesten Versuche Einiger Exjesuiten, Die Barbarey In Deutschland Einzuführen" offers a detailed account and critical assessment of the recent endeavors by certain ex-Jesuits to introduce barbarism into Germany. Authored by August Ludwig von Schlözer, this work provides insight into the religious and political landscape of 18th-century Germany. The book explores the alleged attempts by former members of the Society of Jesus to undermine the existing social and political order.

Schlözer's narrative delves into the specific actions and motivations of these ex-Jesuits, presenting a perspective that is both informative and judgmental. It examines the broader implications of their activities, shedding light on the tensions between religious institutions and the state. This book is a valuable resource for those interested in the history of Germany, the role of the Jesuits, and the political and religious conflicts of the Enlightenment era.

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