C. C. de Saint-André - Francs-Maçons et Juifs, sixième âge de l’église d’après l’Apocalypse - 1880

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C. C. de Saint-André’s first edition of *Francs-Maçons et Juifs, sixième âge de l’église d’après l’Apocalypse*, published in French by Grosset et Trembley in 1880, is an 820-page work in half-leather binding on religion, history, Freemasonry, sociology and philosophy.

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Thrilling edition of this work on religious polemics that seeks to interpret the history of the world and political events through an apocalyptic reading of the Bible -

The author presents the “sixth age” of the Church as a particular period in its history, which he links to the other supposed ages of Christendom and to the prophetic visions of the Book of Revelation -

In this perspective, the religious and social upheavals since the Protestant Reformation, the French Revolution and the rise of modern political movements are integrated into a narrative of struggle between the Catholic Church and the forces he regards as hostile to Christianity -

C. C. de Saint-André - Freemasons and Jews, sixth age of the church according to the Apocalypse - 1880 - Grosset et Tremblay -
820 Pages.

Good condition of the binding, the book in its original green half-leather binding with marbled boards, wear from use, some minor defects on the cover, speckled edges, spine with raised cords ornamented by cold tooling, title and author’s name gilded -

Good interior condition, browning and stains, pages 683-708 slightly offset, nice vignette on the title page, endpapers in decent condition, a pleasant copy -

Delivery service guaranteed within a few days –

Thrilling edition of this work on religious polemics that seeks to interpret the history of the world and political events through an apocalyptic reading of the Bible -

The author presents the “sixth age” of the Church as a particular period in its history, which he links to the other supposed ages of Christendom and to the prophetic visions of the Book of Revelation -

In this perspective, the religious and social upheavals since the Protestant Reformation, the French Revolution and the rise of modern political movements are integrated into a narrative of struggle between the Catholic Church and the forces he regards as hostile to Christianity -

C. C. de Saint-André - Freemasons and Jews, sixth age of the church according to the Apocalypse - 1880 - Grosset et Tremblay -
820 Pages.

Good condition of the binding, the book in its original green half-leather binding with marbled boards, wear from use, some minor defects on the cover, speckled edges, spine with raised cords ornamented by cold tooling, title and author’s name gilded -

Good interior condition, browning and stains, pages 683-708 slightly offset, nice vignette on the title page, endpapers in decent condition, a pleasant copy -

Delivery service guaranteed within a few days –

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Freemasonry, History, Philosophy, Religion, Sociology
Book title
Francs-Maçons et Juifs, sixième âge de l’église d’après l’Apocalypse
Author/ Illustrator
C. C. de Saint-André
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1880
Height
18 cm
Edition
1st Edition
Width
12 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Grosset et Trembley
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Number of pages
820
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Objects sold
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