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The university of the Society having been extinguished by their

expulsion, the same ought to be done with that of Santo Tomás; for,

otherwise, the same difficulty remains. Suitable professors ought to

be sent from here, [72] who will maintain themselves with the same

incomes, [73] and suitable seculars, in order that they may be given

the curacies near Manila. In view of this reward there will be no

lack of students to attend it; and in a few years, the hard yoke of

all the regular estate, hitherto possessing almost all the curacies

and maintained by the king, notwithstanding the rich fees or dues

[therein], will be shaken off. [74]

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