Les jésuites chassés de la maçonnerie, et leur poignard brisé par les maçons..
Bonneville, Nicolas de,1760-1828.
Prichard, Samuel.Masonry dissected.
[Paris : C. Volland,
1788].
Author identification from dedication signed Nicolas de Bonneville.
T.p. without imprint; NUC pre-1956 identifies the imprint as Paris, C. Volland.
In three parts, each with separate pagination and separate t.p.: Première partie:  La maçonnerie écossoise comparée avec les trois professions et le secret des Templiers du 14e siècle. Orient de Londres. 1788 -- Seconde partie: Mêmeté des quatre voeux de la Compagnie de S. Ignace, et des quatre grades de la maçonnerie de S. Jean. Orient de Londres. 1788 -- Masonry dissected: being an universal and genuine description of all its branches, from the original to the present time: as it is delivered in the constituded [sic] regular lodges, both in city and country, according to the several degrees of admissions. Giving an impartial account of their regular proceedings in initiating their new members in the whole three degrees of Free-Masonry; Viz. I. Enter'd 'prentice. II. Fellow-craft. III. Master. With a new and exact list of regular lodges, according to their seniority and constitution. By Samuel Prichard, late member of a constituted lodge, to which is added, the author's vindication of himself: together with the copy of the oath that he took before an alderman, that this was a true copy of free-masonry. The twenty-first edition. London: Printed for Byfield and Hawkesworth, the corner of Craig's-Court, Charing-Cross. [1788]. The last part is preceded by a half t.p. "Notes et preuves" and de Bonneville's introduction of Masonry dissected; p. 39-54 of Masonry dissected are again "Notes et preuves."
Dedication signed: Nicolas de Bonneville.
Publisher's advertisement on p. [55] of Masonry dissected.
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