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1814: August 7, 1814, was a day for the few Jesuits who survived the catastrophe of 1773.

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1815: The Society of Jesus returned to Spain by the will of King Fernando VII.

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1821-1835: But the Jesuits were expelled from the peninsula in 1821 and 1835.

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1844: The company returned to Nueva Granada, called by the conservative government, in 1844 and established itself in Bogotá, Medellín, Popayan and Pasto.

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Company returns to Ecuador: 1850 and 1862.

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Company returns to Ecuador: 1850 and 1862.

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1850: Expelled from New Granada by the liberal government of General Jose Hilario Lopez, a little more than 40 Jesuits entered Ecuador in the mid 1850s.

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1851: Blas informo al P. Visitador, Manuel Gil, los sucesos de 1850.

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1856: General Francisco Robles succeeded Urbina for the period 1856-60.

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1862: Founding of a national school in Quito "San Gabriel".

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The company during the Garciano period  

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The company during the Garciano period  

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1861: Gabriel García Moreno could never have conceived the possibility of establishing peace, order, moral progress, happiness and welfare for a nation.

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1862: Francisco Javier Hernández became president.