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>The history before 1814 remains mysterious, but the following personages are among the (likely) propagators, instigators, and driving forces of the “Rite of Misraim”: Parenti, Cesar Tassoni, Charles Lechangeur, Theodore Cerbes, Vitta Polaco, Armand Gaborria, Garcia (Italy), Pierre de Lasalle, Joseph Briot, Alexander Du Mege, Francois Joly, Gad Bedarride and his sons Michel, Marc, and Joseph (France).
>The first Misraim lodge was established in Paris on May 19th 1815, lodge L’ARC EN CIEL. The Mother Lodge L’ARC EN CIEL was an instant success and, being the Mother Lodge of the rite, would be in continuous operation until 1925. This date, May 19, 1815, is referred to as the official birth of the “Rite of Misraim” in France
>It is also interesting to note that Ragon once referred to the “Rite of Misraim” of the Bedarrides as the “Judaic Rite” (the Bedarrides were Jewish and the rite had a strong Jewish membership).
>The relationship between Misrai'm and the Carbonari was enough reason for the authorities to forbid the rite. Through the years, the “Rite of Misra'im” had become a refuge to Republicans, Jacobites, revolutionary Carbonari, and even Bonapartists. After Napoleon’s downfall in 1814, (...) thousands of former revolutionaries were murdered by royalist mobs. This era of French history would become known as the “White Terror”. Allegedly, the “Rite of Misra'im” had become the spearhead of the Republican opposition and the Carbonari, the enemies of the “Ancien Regime” and the Catholic Church.
>“...that above all else, one must attribute their progress upon a doctrine which is anti-monarchic and anti-religious which they possess.... In climbing from degree to degree, the adept learns that the goal of these sectarians is the establishment of atheism and a universal republic.” French Police report from 1822
>The history before 1814 remains mysterious, but the following personages are among the (likely) propagators, instigators, and driving forces of the “Rite of Misraim”: Parenti, Cesar Tassoni, Charles Lechangeur, Theodore Cerbes, Vitta Polaco, Armand Gaborria, Garcia (Italy), Pierre de Lasalle, Joseph Briot, Alexander Du Mege, Francois Joly, Gad Bedarride and his sons Michel, Marc, and Joseph (France).
>The first Misraim lodge was established in Paris on May 19th 1815, lodge L’ARC EN CIEL. The Mother Lodge L’ARC EN CIEL was an instant success and, being the Mother Lodge of the rite, would be in continuous operation until 1925. This date, May 19, 1815, is referred to as the official birth of the “Rite of Misraim” in France
>It is also interesting to note that Ragon once referred to the “Rite of Misraim” of the Bedarrides as the “Judaic Rite” (the Bedarrides were Jewish and the rite had a strong Jewish membership).
>The relationship between Misrai'm and the Carbonari was enough reason for the authorities to forbid the rite. Through the years, the “Rite of Misra'im” had become a refuge to Republicans, Jacobites, revolutionary Carbonari, and even Bonapartists. After Napoleon’s downfall in 1814, (...) thousands of former revolutionaries were murdered by royalist mobs. This era of French history would become known as the “White Terror”. Allegedly, the “Rite of Misra'im” had become the spearhead of the Republican opposition and the Carbonari, the enemies of the “Ancien Regime” and the Catholic Church.
>“...that above all else, one must attribute their progress upon a doctrine which is anti-monarchic and anti-religious which they possess.... In climbing from degree to degree, the adept learns that the goal of these sectarians is the establishment of atheism and a universal republic.” French Police report from 1822
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