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The Jesuits wished to be reinstated
in a Greek College which they had once possessed, but he plainly told the
government that if they were established thergthe sons of ignorant people
would be educated in the maxims of a society inimical to it.

Word:

indoctrinated

Question:

Why did the author claim that allowing the Jesuits to be reinstated in the Greek College would result in the education of sons in maxims that were inimical to the government?

Answer (optional):

The author claimed that allowing the Jesuits to be reinstated in the Greek College would result in the education of sons in maxims that were inimical to the government because the Jesuits held a great influence over Rome and their teachings would be at odds with the Venice government. Fra Paolo believed that if the Jesuits were established in the college, the sons of ignorant people would be educated in the principles of a society that was hostile to the government, and this would not benefit the state.