Original sentence: The Grand Lodge de France (GLdF) was recognised by most Grand Lodges in the world until the middle of the 19th Century - when the GLF recognised an previously "unrecognised" and thus "irregular"Masonic organisation in Louisiana and did away with the requirement to believe in a Supreme Being.The United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE), and allied juristictions, (so called Anglo-Saxon, or just "Anglo" Freemasonry including the Scottish, Irish and most US States' Grand Lodges) is what is generally meant as Regular Freemasonry - when this term is not further defined - since this is both the oldest and largest grouping
Edited sentence: The Euro-Southern-American grouping of the Grand Lodge de France GLdF is thus regarded as irregular.The Grand Lodge de France (GLdF) was recognised by most Grand Lodges in the world until the middle of the 19th Century - when the GLF recognised an "unrecognised" and thus "irregular"Masonic organisation in Louisianaand did away with the requirement to believe in a Supreme Being.The United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE), and allied juristictions, (so called Anglo-Saxon, or just "Anglo" Freemasonry including the Scottish, Irish and most US States' Grand Lodges) is what is meant as Regular Freemasonry - when this term is not further defined - since this is both the oldest and largest grouping