La Franc-Maçonnerie au Parlement, par Pierre Saint-Charles, La librairie française
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Published in 1956, Freemasonry in Parliament presents a critical study of the alleged influence of Freemasonry on French political life.
Introduced by Georges Ollivier and published in the “LP” series, the book examines the relationships between Freemasons, parliamentary institutions and political parties. Particular attention is given to the Cartel des Gauches, the Popular Front, secularism and the role attributed to the Grand Orient in French public life.
Completed with biographical notices and a bibliography, the volume stands as an interesting document reflecting the political and ideological debates of post-war France.
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Perfect-bound paperback. Illustrated covers. Small loss at the bottom of page 27, not affecting the text. Page edges and paper age-toned. Very good overall condition. 188 pages.
About the author
Pierre Saint-Charles belonged to a generation of political essayists who sought to understand public life through the study of influence networks, institutions and ideological movements.
Historical Context
Published in 1956, the book reflects the ideological tensions of post-war France, particularly debates concerning secularism, political parties and the role of associations in public affairs.
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Published in 1956, Freemasonry in Parliament presents a critical study of the alleged influence of Freemasonry on French political life.
Introduced by Georges Ollivier and published in the “LP” series, the book examines the relationships between Freemasons, parliamentary institutions and political parties. Particular attention is given to the Cartel des Gauches, the Popular Front, secularism and the role attributed to the Grand Orient in French public life.
Completed with biographical notices and a bibliography, the volume stands as an interesting document reflecting the political and ideological debates of post-war France.