Freda Boot
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 7 Aug
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When Talleron found that Weishaupt and the Inner Masonry no longer approved of Napoleon's autocracy,
He managed very adroitly that the emperor should grow cold with him.
He was thus free to take adverse measures against his master and to prepare himself for the coming change.
The whole following of Bonaparte recruited from the Illuminati were ready to betray him.
They could compass the fall of the tyrant by
But the difficulty for them was to find one suitable to put in his place, and
It was decreed in their highest council that whosoever should come upon the throne of France should be as far removed as possible from being a friend to Catholicity or to any principle sustaining true religion.
They therefore determined that, if at all possible, no member of the ancient house should reign.
And as soon as the Allied sovereigns, who were for the most part non Catholic, had crushed Napoleon,
These French Masons demanded the Protestant and Masonic King of Holland for king in France.
This failing, they contrived by Masonic arts, to obtain the first places in the provisional government which succeeded Napoleon.
They endeavoured to make the most of the inevitable and to rule the incoming Louis XV in the interests of their sect and to the detriment of the Church and of Christianity.
Notwithstanding the fact that they had shown open hostility to himself and to his house, Louis XIV, strange to say, favored the Illuminati.
Talleron was made minister, and the other advanced Freemasons of the Empire, Seilly, Combassere, Fouchet, and the rest, obtained place and power.
These men at once applied themselves to subvert the sentiment of reaction in favour of the monarchy and of religion.
Soon Louis XV gave the world the sad spectacle of a man prepared at their bidding to cut his own throat.
He dissolved a parliament of ultra loyalists because they were too loyal to him.
The Freemasons took care that his next parliament should be full of its own creatures.
They also wrung from the king, under the plea of freedom of the press, permission to deluge the country anew with the infidel and immoral publications of Voltaire and his confederates, and with newspapers and periodicals which proved disastrous to his house, to royalty, and to Christianity in France.
These led before long to the attempt upon the life of the Duke of Berry
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