Rev C G Finney Boeken

The book explores the unexpected resurgence of Freemasonry, examining its growth and influence in contemporary society after being presumed dead for decades. It delves into the historical context of the organization's decline and the societal factors that contributed to its revival. The narrative raises questions about the implications of Freemasonry's reemergence, particularly in relation to the abolition of slavery and its impact on modern social structures.

Forty years ago we supposed that it was dead, and had no idea that it could ever revive. But, strange to tell, while we were busy in getting rid of slavery, Freemasonry has revived, and extended its bounds most alarmingly...