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Excerpt from Memoirs, Illustrating the History of Jacobinism, Vol. 3: Part III.; The Antisocial Conspiracy
It was the me which Manes and is difct ples firfi a?'ected, gloriantur Mauicbzi fir de caelo illumi moat The fir? Roficrucians alfo, who appeared in Germany, called themfelves Illuminees. And later, in our time, the martini/ir (with many other feels) have pretended to Illuminifm. As an outline for hifiory I diftingui? them by their plots and tenets, and will te duce them into No cla?'es, the Atbei/lical and the Tbc nfipbical Illnminees. Thefe latter more particularly comprehend the martini/ir, whom I have already men tinned in my fecond volume, and the qdmbourgiam, wimm I [hall mention in their proper place, where alfo I {hall give what information I have been able to collect relating to them. The Athei/iical Illumin ees are the objects of the prefent volume, and it is their confpiracy that I mean to difclofe.
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