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Manfred Kühnberger,Thorsten Schmidtally brought his training as a Jesuit to an end. Canon Dixon corresponded with him under an illusion both about the tertianship itself and Hopkins’s feelings towards the Jesuits. He was mistaken in thinking that Hopkins was still in any sense a probationer who could withdraw from the Society, and mi

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