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HES: RE: QUERY--All pre-1936 economists were laissez faire advocates?
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[log in to unmask] (Ramon Garcia Fernandez)
Date:
Mon Feb 5 09:08:51 2007
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A short research in the Internet provides many references on the
banning of the Jesuits, from Spain and its colonies, in  April 2nd, 1767
(by a decree known as "Pragmatica Sancion").  They had been banned earlier
also in Portugal (in 1759) and in France.

I have nothing to add to what Alain wrote on the Inquisition.

Best wishes

Ramon Garcia Fernandez

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