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THE ORDERS.
The principal houses correspond with that in Paris; they are also in direct communication with the General, who resides at Rome.

The correspondence of the Jesuits so active, various, and organized in so wonderful a manner, has for its object to supply the heads with all the information they can require.

Every day, the General receives a host of reports, which serve to check one another.

In the central house, at Rome, are immense registers, in which are inscribed the names of all the Jesuits, of their adherents, and of all the considerable persons, whether friends or enemies, with whom they have any connection.