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The Society of Jesus is, probably, the best studied religious order for the modern age. Access to their sources and the work of the members of the congregation have enabled us pretty clear ideas about their behavior in the seventeenth century. However, most studies that have addressed policy implications have done from a well-Jesuit Roman well, often leaving aside the own sources of the Spanish monarchy. In this paper we intend to show how government circles lived in Madrid the performance of some of the most prominent members of the order, not always inclined to the interests of Philip IV, and concoct the mechanisms that launched the Monarchy to strengthen their interests in a Europe at war.

Los jesuitas y la Monarquía Hispánica en el contexto de la guerra de los treinta años (1625-1635)