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From Pat Deveney's database:
Franc-Maçonnerie Demasquee.
Revue Mensuelle des Doctrines & Faits Maconniques.
1884--1905? Monthly
Paris, then Grenoble, France. Language: French. Publisher: Librairie Catholique Internationale / Association Antimaconnique de France. Editor: Amand-Joseph Fave, founder.
1/1, 1884-1905(?) 5-6 fr. 50 a year in France, about 600 pp. annually. This was a journal devoted to the "combat" against Freemasonry and parts of it are included here because of the extraordinary steps to investigate the details of "La Franc-Maconnerie Fille de l'Occultisme" in the heyday of the occult revival of the 1890s. It printed almost line-by-line examinations of Diable au XIXe siecle, showing the sources (usually Eliphas Levi) of Leo Taxil's imaginings and illustrations; reviewed the origins of Martinism; studied secret societies worldwide; and devoted some space in practically every issue to Papus (Gerard Encausse). Princeton University; BNF.
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