by Robert Amadou, André Combes, Jacques Léger, Pierre Fontaine, Jacqueline Kellen · Albin Michel · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782226026330
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«Racines et secrets de la franc-maçonnerie» is the essay by Robert Amadou, André Combes and others (Albin Michel, paperback, 142 pages, in French).
A collective work examining Freemasonry from its historical roots: its emergence and evolution, its symbols and rites, and the secrecy that has fuelled its legend. It also analyses the order's internal practices and the role this discreet society has played in social life over time.
Published in 1988 in the «Question de» collection (no. 63), with texts by Robert Amadou, André Combes, Jacques Léger, Pierre Fontaine and Jacqueline Kellen.
Aimed at those interested in the history of secret societies, esotericism and the social and spiritual dimension of Freemasonry.
