Bøger af Leon Hyneman

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""Cincuenta A�����os de la Vida de Andr�����s Cassard: Escrita por un Amigo y Hermano, con Presencia de Documentos Aut�����nticos"" es un libro escrito por Leon Hyneman en 1875. La obra cuenta la historia de la vida de Andr�����s Cassard, narrada por un amigo y hermano del protagonista, y est����� basada en documentos aut�����nticos. La historia se desarrolla a lo largo de cincuenta a�����os y muestra la vida de Cassard desde su juventud hasta su madurez. La obra ofrece una visi������n detallada de la vida en la Francia del siglo XIX y de los cambios sociales y pol������ticos que se produjeron en la �����poca. Adem�����s, el libro ofrece una reflexi������n sobre la amistad y la lealtad entre los personajes. ""Cincuenta A�����os de la Vida de Andr�����s Cassard"" es una obra que combina la narrativa hist������rica con la literatura y que ofrece una visi������n interesante de la vida en el siglo XIX.This Book Is In Spanish.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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1877. Including an analysis of Anderson's constitutions of 1723 and 1738, authorized by the Grand Lodge of England. This book is written in the interest of pure, legitimate, ancient Masonry, and not as a remunerative effort. Its aim is to give direction to Masonic thought in the elimination and expression of the great fundamental principles of the Institution, pure universal, cosmopolitan Masonry and charity.

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Social history as a corrective to a historiography is often too limited to diplomacy and wars. It began an upward trajectory as early as the 1930s, but it remains constrained by the frustrating cost and availability of materials that even great research libraries lack. This volume is a case in point. Fraternal movements like Freemasonry have impacted society for hundreds of years. Yet, over time research into their undoubted influence has been handicapped by their codes of secrecy, arcane rituals, and the paucity of continuing tertiary research projects. As a step towards "more light" Westphalia Press has produced a number of scarce titles that will be helpful in understanding the "secret empire" of lodges, initiations, and (candidly) the deliberately inscrutable.

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