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The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle
Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Report from Paris on the public sale of the King of Spain's pragmatic sanction banning the Jesuits from his states, with historical context of prior expulsions from various European countries.
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Extract of a Letter from Paris, dated April 27.
"The pragmatic sanction of the King of Spain against the Jesuits in his States, is publickly sold here by the hawkers in French and Spanish."
In 1598 these fathers were banished from France, for being concerned in the assassination of King Henry the Fourth. They were driven from England by Queen Elizabeth in 1602; from the republic of Venice 1705; from Poland in 1607; from Bohemia, Sileia, Moravia, and Hungary, 1719, where however they were again re-established. They were expelled from Portugal and France, and now just banished for ever from the monarchy of Spain.
We hear that French louis d'ors never were so plenty at Newmarket as at present, to the agreeable surprize of all the Turf gentlemen.
It is said Bay Malton will run no more, but be allow'd to finish his days at ease, as he has never yet been beaten.
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Spain
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April 27
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banished for ever from the monarchy of spain
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The pragmatic sanction of the King of Spain against the Jesuits in his States is publicly sold in Paris by hawkers in French and Spanish. Historical expulsions: from France in 1598 for involvement in King Henry the Fourth's assassination; from England in 1602 by Queen Elizabeth; from Venice in 1705; from Poland in 1607; from Bohemia, Sileia, Moravia, and Hungary in 1719 (later re-established); from Portugal and France, and now from Spain.