The Radical Enlightenment - Pantheists, Freemasons and Republicans

The book delves into the historical significance of freemasonry, marking a pivotal moment in scholarly discourse following 1945. Initially met with mixed reactions upon its 1981 release, it has since gained recognition as a classic, highlighting its enduring impact on the study of enlightenment thought. Its exploration of radical ideas and their implications in society offers a unique perspective on the evolution of intellectual movements.