Luciferianism Or Satanism In English Freemasonry 1898 Pt 1 Fouquet

IiUGIFERIANISfl) OR SATAfllSlW IN ENGLISH FREEMASONRY AN ESSAY By L. Fouquet, O. M. I. Part I. MONTREAL CADIEUX & DEROME Rue Notre Damk Entered according to Act of Parliament in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-eight, by L. Fouquct, O M. I. in the Office of the Minister of Agriculture. Luciferianigm oi< ^atani^m in English FfeemagonfiJ INTRODUCTION Over ioo articles in English or in French, published the last two years, in the Press of Canada, of the United States, of England and France, are standing in record to prove that we never admitted LEO. TAXIL nor DR. BATAILLE nor their diana as authorities, though they supplied occasionally some useful JALONS -- land marks -- we only maintained that WHAT WAS SAUCE FOR THE CONTINENTAL MASONIC GOOSE, WAS SAUCE FOR THE ENGLISH MASONIC GANDER. Thirty-seven years of experience in English colonies and a special study, not of the Continental, but of the English Masonic Literature have showed us the English Freemasonry as the ALMA mater of all the other Masonic sects, even in the matter of Luciferianism or Satanism. We publish here only a small part of the information we have gathered on the DEVIL-WORSHIP IN ENGLAND and in the English speaking countries; it is intended to be a counterpart of the DEVIL-WORSHIP IN FRANCE by A. E. Waite. Our object is to attract the attention of some English scholar better able than w…