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Introduction: The European Enlightenment: The Birth of Modern Civil Society
1. The Public becomes the Private: The English Revolution and the Origins of European Freemasonry
2. Temples of Virtue, Palaces of Splendor: British Masonic Visions
3. Cultural Encounters: Freemasonry on the Continent
4. Creating Constitutional Societies
5. Freemasonry, Women, and the Paradox of the Enlightenment
6. Speaking the Language of Enlightenment
7. Living the Enlightenment: Cosmopolitan Reformers and Amsterdam Brothers
8. Dissension and Reform in the New Civil Society: The Strasbourg Lodges of the Late Eighteenth Century
9. Le regime ancien et maconnique: The Paris Grand Lodge and the Reform of National Government Conclusion: The Enlightenment Redefined
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Brandon Burcham
reviewed Living the Enlightenment: Freemasonry and Politics in Eighteenth-Century Europe on January 26, 2020 Living the Enlightenment
Great book for a serious Mason interested in the early history especially on the Continent of Europe.
Meticulously researched and footnoted it is very informative and thought provoking. Well written it requires some effort, but well worth it.
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