A brief history of the Freemasons the true story of the world's most powerful secret society
The history of the Freemasons has been often shrouded in mystery and suspicion. Since 1717, with the establishment of the Grand Lodge in London, the Freemasons have been a power within the nation, withstanding attacks from the Catholic Church, Hitler and public disapproval. Throughout the last three...
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London
Robinson
2008
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Table of Contents:
- Acknowledgement
- Introduction
- The masons
- The heretics
- The seventeenth century
- Grand lodge
- The pope's bull
- Germany and France
- English grand lodge: 'Wilkes and Liberty!'
- Troubles and scandals
- The American revolution
- The magic flute
- The French revolution
- Loyalist and revolutionary freemasons
- Napoleon
- The restoration
- The case of William Morgan
- The lautaro lodge
- The nienteenth century
- The new assault on freemasonry
- Fremansonry in the world
- Modern freemansory in Britian
- Are the freemansonry a menace?