Inventing the Future
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Ric Berman explains why Enlightenment principles of religious tolerance and constitutional democracy were embedded within the 1723 ‘Constitutions of Freemasons’. He outlines the political and social context, identifies the main protagonists, and looks at some of the consequences.
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Ric Berman explains why Enlightenment principles of religious tolerance and constitutional democracy were embedded within the 1723 ‘Constitutions of Freemasons’. He outlines the political and social context, identifies the main protagonists, and looks at some of the consequences.
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