Freda Boot
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But without the unscrupulous intrigues of the infidels of Voltaire's school banded into a compact, active league by the newly developed Freemasonry, the influence of the sects of Christians hostile to the order
the order could never effect an effacement so complete and so general.
Anglican lodges, we must remember, appeared in Spain and Portugal as soon as in France.
One was opened in Gibraltar in 1726, and one in Madrid in 1727.
This latter broke with the Mother Lodge of London in 1779, and founded lodges in Barcelona, Cádiz, Valladolid, and other cities.
There were several lodges at work in Lisbon as early as seventeen thirty five, and
The Duke de Choise, a Freemason, with the aid of the abominable de Pompadour, the harlot of the still more abominable Louis XV, succeeded in driving the Jesuits from France.
He then set about influencing his brother Masons, the Count de Aranda, Prime Minister of Charles III of Spain, and the infamous Carvalho Pombal, the alter ego of the weak king of Portugal.
of Portugal to do the same work in the Catholic states of their respective sovereigns.
The Marquis de Langle, a French Freemasonic atheist and friend of Choiseau, thus writes of Deranda.
He is the only man of which Spain can be proud of at this moment.
He is the sole Spaniard of our days whom posterity will place on its tablets.
It is he whom it will love to place on the front of all its temples, and whose name it will engrave on its escutcheon together with the names of Luther, of Calvin, of Mohammed, of William Penn, and of Jesus Christ.
It is he who desired to sell the wardrobe of the saints, the property of virgins, and to convert the cross, the chandeliers, the patents, etc., into bridges and inns and main roads.
We cannot be surprised at what de Aranda attempted after this testimony.
He conspired with Choise to forge a letter as if from the general of the Jesuits Richie, which purported to prove that the king's mother was an adulteress, and that the king had no claim to the Spanish throne.
Secretly, therefore, an order was obtained from the weak monarch, and on a given day and hour the Jesuits in all parts of the Spanish dominions were dragged from their homes, placed on board ships, and cast on the shores of the pontifical states in a condition of utter destitution.
A calumny as atrocious and unfounded enabled Pombal to inflict a worse fate on the Jesuits of Portugal and its dependencies.
Charles III ordered Panucci, another Masonic enemy of the Jesuits, to banish the members of the society from Naples, where his son reigned.
Geyser writes to Voltaire that the half fool, Joseph II, was initiated in the mysteries of masonry, and accordingly the Jesuits, notwithstanding the sympathies of the Empress Mary Theresa, fell in Austria.
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