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1. Henri Martin, Histoire de France, XVI. p. 531.2. Histoire de la Monarchie prussienne, V. 73.3. Ars Quatuor Coronatorum, Vol, XXVI. p. 98.4. " Notes on the Rainsford Papers " in A.Q.C., Vol. XXVI. p. 1115. Morning Herald, November 2, 1786.6. Eckert, La Franc-Maçonnerie dans sa véritable signification, Vol. II. p. 92.7. Drei merkwürdige Aussagen, etc., evidence of Grünberger, Cosandey and Renner (München, 1786);Grosse Absichern des Ordens der Illuminaten, etc., Ditto, with Utzschneider (München, 1786).8. Gustave Bord, La Franc-Maçonnerie en France, etc., p. 351 (1908). This Austrian Count is referred to inthe correspondence of the Illuminati more as an agent than as an adept. Thus Weishaupt writes: " I must attemptto cure him of theosophy and bring him round to our views " (Nachtrag von... Originalschriften, I. 71);and Philo, before the Congress of Wilhelmsbad, observes: " Numenius is not yet of much use. I am onlytaking him up so as to stop his mouth at the Congress [um ihn auf dem Convente das Maul zu stopfen]; still,if he is well led we can make something out of him " (ibid., p. 109).9. Die Neuesten Arbeiten des Spartacus und Philo in dem Illuminaten-Orden, p. viii (1794).10. De Luchet, Essai sur la Secte des Illuminés, p. vii.11. Crétineau Joly, L'Église Romaine en face de la Révolution, I. p. 93.12. In my World Revolution I accepted erroneously the opinion of several well-known writers who attributethis pamphlet to Mirabeau. The fact that it was printed at the end of Mirabeau's Histoire Secrète de la CourBerlin and that a further edition revised by Mirabeau was published in 1792 no doubt gave rise to this supposition.But apart from the fact that Mirabeau as an Illuminatus was unlikely himself to denounce the Order,the proof that he was not the author may be found at the British Museum, where the copy of the 1792edition bears on the title-page the words in ink " Donné par l'auteur," and Mirabeau died in the spring of thepreceding year.* British Museum press-mark F. 259 (14).13. Ouvres posthumes de Marmontel, IV. 77.14. Lombard de Langres, Histoire des Jacobins, p. 31.15. Deschamps, Les Sociétés Secrètes et la Société, II. 151. quoting document amongst the papers of CardinalBernis entitled: Discours prononcé au comité de la Propagande par M. Duport, un de ses mémoires, le21 mai 1790.16. Galart de Montjoie, Histoire de Marie Antoinette de Lorraine, p. 156 (1797).17. Lombard de Langres, Histoire des Jacobins, p. 117 (1820).18. Ibid., p. 236.19. See Die Neuesten Arbeiten des Spartacus und Philo, p. 71, where the Illuminati are described as wearing" fliegende Haare und kleine vierekte rothe samtne Hüte." An alternative theory is, however, that the "cap of liberty " was copied from that of the galley-slaves.20. Histoire des Jacobins, p. 117.21. A.E. Waite, The Mysteries of Magic, p. 215.22. Moniteur, Vol. II., séance du 23 décembre, 1789.23. Théophile Malvezin, Histoire des Juifs à Bordeaux, p. 262.24. Requête des six corps de marchands et négociants de Paris contre l'admission des Juifs, Henri Delassus,La Question Juive, p. 60 (1911).25. Léon Kahn, Les Juifs de Paris pendant la Révolution (1898).26. Ibid., p. 167. Cf. Arthur Chuquet, La Légion Germanique, p. 139 )1904).27. Archives Nationales, F7. 2486.Nesta H. Webster — Secret Societies and Subversive Movements — Part I— 145 —
28. My French Revolution, p. 274.29. Kahn, op. cit., pp. 140, 141, 170, 201, 241.30. Nouvelle Adresse des Juifs à l'Assemblée Nationale, le 24 décembre, 1789.31. Moniteur, Vol. XVIII., séances of 21st and 22nd Brumaire, An 2 (November, 1793).32. Discours de morale, prononcé le 2ième décadi, 20 frimaire, l'an 2ième de la république... au temple dela Vérité, ci-devant l'église des bénédictins à Angely Boutonne.. fait par le citoyen Alexandre Lambert, fils,juif et élevé dans les préjugés du culte judaïque (1794), British Museum press-mark F. 1058 (4).33. Kahn, op. cit., p. 311.34. Crimes de la Révolution, III. 44.35. Archives Nationales, Pièce remise par le Cabinet de Vienne, (1824) , F7 7566.36. Chevalier de Malet, Recherches politiques et historiques, p. 2. (1817)37. Eckert, La Franc-Maçonnerie dans sa véritable signification, II. 125.38. Mr. Lucien Wolf, " The Jewish Peril," article in the Spectator for June 12, 1920.39. A.E. Waite, " Occult Freemasonry and the Jewish Peril," in The Occult Review for September, 1920.40. Deschamps, op. cit., II. 197, quoting Tableau historique de la Maçonnerie, p. 38.41. Eques a Capite Galetao, pp. 362, 364, 366.42. Ibid., p. 423.43. The War of Anti-Christ with the Church and Christian Civilization, p. 30 (1885).44. G. Lenôtre, Le Dauphin, (Eng. trans.), p. 307.45. Archives Nationales, F7 6563.46. Archives Nationales F7 6563 No. 2449, Série 2, No. 49.47. Pièce remise par le Cabinet de Vienne, F7 7566.48. Lettres d'un Voyageur à l'Abbé Barruel, p. 30 (1800).49. World Revolution, pp. 86 and following, where extracts from the correspondence of the Alta Vendita (orHaute Vente Romaine) were given. This correspondence will be found in L'Eglise Romaine en face de laRévolution by Crétineau Joly, who published it from the documents seized by the Pontifical Government atthe death of one of the members. The documents were communicated to Crétineau Joly by the PopeGrégoire XVI, and published with the approval of Pius IX. Their authenticity has never been questioned.They are still in the secret archives of the Vatican, or at any rate were there at the beginning of the presentyear.50. Jean Witt, dit Buloz, Les Sociétés Secrètes de France et d'Italie, pp. 20, 21 (1830).51. Ibid., p. 6.52. Louis Blanc: Histoire de Dix Ans, I. 88, 89.53. Deschamps, Les Sociétés Secrètes et la Société, II. 534.54. Correspondance de Michel Bakounine, 73, 209.o.Nesta H. Webster — Secret Societies and Subversive Movements — Part I— 146 —
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system of the Jewish hierarchy and
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traditions woven into a coherent na
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policy. A system which, with no oth
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devoted his life to murder. Thus by
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from this source. Indeed Eliphas L
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ment of physics by which the mystic
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Freemasonry traced to the Crusades:
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