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Junot marched Victoriously into the kingdom; the Regent escaped to the Bra zils, and Freemasonry received a powerful auxiliary in the French for a time; but, as it ma be supposed, with the downfal of the French, and the restitution of the old egime, came the former prejudices, doubts and jealousies, and the days of the Craft were numbered. 011 the 3oth March, 1818, King John the Sixth promulgated, from the Brazils, an edict against all secret societies, ih cluding Freemasonry; and again on the 20th June, 1823, a similar, though more stringent proclamation, appeared in Lisbon. The punishment of death therein awarded has been recently reduced to fine and transportation to Africa.
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Junot marched Victoriously into the kingdom; the Regent escaped to the Bra zils, and Freemasonry received a powerful auxiliary in the French for a time; but, as it ma be supposed, with the downfal of the French, and the restitution of the old egime, came the former prejudices, doubts and jealousies, and the days of the Craft were numbered. 011 the 3oth March, 1818, King John the Sixth promulgated, from the Brazils, an edict against all secret societies, ih cluding Freemasonry; and again on the 20th June, 1823, a similar, though more stringent proclamation, appeared in Lisbon. The punishment of death therein awarded has been recently reduced to fine and transportation to Africa.
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- Publication date2018
- ISBN 10 0265736498
- ISBN 13 9780265736494
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages396
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