Bureau International de Relations Maçonniques. - Congrès Maçonn. universel de 5904. – Rapport du Bureau International de Relations Maçonniques sur - 1904-1904





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Rare French-language Freemasonry brochure from 1904, first edition, in soft cover, 24 pages, published by Ed. Quartier-la-Tente, containing the Rapport du Bureau International de Relations Maçonniques on the Congrès Maçonn. universel de 5904.
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Rare Masonic brochure devoted to the theses of F∴ Pierre Tempels of Brussels, in the context of the International Masonic Congress of Brussels in 1904. The document presents the report of the International Bureau of Masonic Relations, an organization created to facilitate relations and exchanges between the different international Masonic powers. The theses of Pierre Tempels indeed formed part of the preparatory issues for the Brussels Congress of 1904.
The copy retains its original paper cover. The paper is slightly browned and shows foxing and signs of aging, with some marks and creases. The stapled binding is fragile but the interior remains clearly legible. An interesting document for the history of international Freemasonry in the early 20th century and for the study of the first transnational organizational efforts of the obediences.
Rare Masonic brochure devoted to the theses of F∴ Pierre Tempels of Brussels, in the context of the International Masonic Congress of Brussels in 1904. The document presents the report of the International Bureau of Masonic Relations, an organization created to facilitate relations and exchanges between the different international Masonic powers. The theses of Pierre Tempels indeed formed part of the preparatory issues for the Brussels Congress of 1904.
The copy retains its original paper cover. The paper is slightly browned and shows foxing and signs of aging, with some marks and creases. The stapled binding is fragile but the interior remains clearly legible. An interesting document for the history of international Freemasonry in the early 20th century and for the study of the first transnational organizational efforts of the obediences.

