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Author: John Dickie

Freemasonry, although the legend seeks its roots in the ranks of the stone masons of Solomon's Temple, was founded in London in 1717 as a brotherhood of men bound by oaths and rituals on a path aimed...

Freemasonry, although the legend seeks its roots in the ranks of the stone masons of Solomon's Temple, was founded in London in 1717 as a brotherhood of men bound by oaths and rituals on a path aimed at personal improvement. The method focuses on ceremonies dominated by symbols that correspond to moral virtues.

However, if this were the beginning and the end...

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  • Number of pages Number of pages 416
  • Translation Translation Nikos Chatzopoulos
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2024
  • Dimensions Dimensions 17x24 cm
  • Publisher Publisher Archive
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Freemasonry, although the legend seeks its roots in the ranks of the stone masons of Solomon's Temple, was founded in London in 1717 as a brotherhood of men bound by oaths and rituals on a path aimed at personal improvement. The method focuses on ceremonies dominated by symbols that correspond to moral virtues.

However, if this were the beginning and the end of Freemasonry, its history would be at least dull. The catalyst is the secrecy that makes it extraordinarily fascinating! The British academic and author John Dickie approaches the history of the "Brotherhood" in an investigative yet vivid manner.

Following in the footsteps of Freemasons, he seeks to uncover what connects Winston Churchill with Walt Disney, Wolfgang Mozart with Shaquille O'Neal, Benjamin Franklin with Kipling, and Arthur Conan Doyle with the Duke of Wellington.

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Author
John Dickie
Publisher
Archive
Original Title
The Craft
Translation
Nikos Chatzopoulos
Theme
Occultism & Magic
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
416
Language
Greek
Release Date
22/10/2024
Publication Date
2024
Dimensions
17x24 cm
Pocket Size
No
ISBN-13
9786188679948

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