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Freemasonry in Russia

 

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Early sources.
The collection (33 items) consists of manuscripts and books with handwritten marginalia, documents, reports, certificates and a collection with pictures of masonic symbols and carpet patterns. The collection documents the early stages (ca. 1750 - begin 19th century) of the development of Freemasonry in Russia. The manuscripts are copies or translations of European books dating from the 15th to the 18th centuries. Included are translations from books by such writers as Jakob Böhme, Johann Arndt and Roger Bacon. Most works are in Russian, but there are also works in English, French and German. The collection provides information about masonic literature, constitutions and rites. The works also reflect the relationship between Russian and European freemasonry. Items concerning the government's attitude towards freemasons in Russia are included.

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