"The Poor Gentlemen of Liège" offers a detailed historical account of the Society of Jesus in England and Ireland. Originally written by Jacques Augustin M. Crétineau-Joly and translated and edited by R.J. M'ghee, this historical work provides insight into the activities and challenges faced by the Jesuits during the tumultuous period of the late 18th century. The narrative explores the enduring influence and complex relationships of the Jesuit order within these two nations.

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