Maçonnerie Nouvelle Du Grand-Orient De France: Dossier Politique Et Rituels Réformés
, by Georges Bois, delves into the political aspects and reformed rituals of the Grand Orient de France. This work explores the intricate relationship between Freemasonry and political power, offering insights into the society's evolving practices and influence. Bois examines the historical context and the reforms that shaped the Grand Orient, providing a comprehensive overview of its structure and operations.
Readers interested in the history of secret societies, political movements, or the evolution of Masonic rituals will find this study invaluable. Bois's meticulous research and analysis offer a detailed perspective on one of France's most influential organizations.
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