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Discovery Collection
POLITICAL
SECRET SOCIETIES
by 8bitDownload Publications
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CONTENTS
I. CHINESE SOCIETIES — 513. Earliest Secret Chinese Societies. 514.More
recent Societies. 515. Lodges. 516. Government. 517. Seal of the
Hung League. 518.The Ko lao Hui
II. The COMUNEROS —519. Introductory Remarks. 520. Earliest Secret
Societies in Spain. 521. Freemasonry in Spain, the Forerunner of the
Comuneros. 522. The Comuneros. 523. Clerical Societies
III.THE HETAIRIA — 524. Origin. 525. The Hetairia of 1812, The
Hetairia of 1814. 527. Signa and Passwords. 528. Short Career of
Galatis. 529, Proceedings of the Grand Arch. 530. Ipsilanti's Pro-
ceedings. 531. Ipsilanti's Blunders. 532. Progress of the Insurrection.
533. Ipsilanti's Approaching Fall, 534. Advance of the Turks. 535.
Ipsilanti's Difficulties. 536. Ipsilanti's Fall. 537. Ipsilanti's Manifesto.
538. Ipsilanti's Imprisonment and Death. 539. Fate of the Hetairists.
540. Georgakis' Death. 54
Farmakis'Death. 542. Final Success ofthe Hetairia
8-15IV.THE CARBONARI - 543. History of the Association. 544. Real Origin of
the Carboneria. 545. The Vendita or Lodge. 546. Ritual of Initiation.
547. First Degree. 548. The Second Degree. 549. The Degree of
Grand Elect. 550. Degree of Grand Master .Grand Elect. 551. Signification
of the Symbols. 552, Other Ceremonies and Regulations.
553. The Ausonian Republic. 554. Most Secret Carbonaro Degree.
555. De Witt,Biographical Notice of. 556. Carbonaro Charter pro-posed
to England. 557. Carbonariam and Murat. 558. Trial of
Carbonari. 559. Carbonarism and the Bourbons. 560. The King's
Revenge. 561. Revival of Carbonariam. 562. Carbonariam and the
Church. 563. Carbonarism in Northern Italy. 564. Carbonariem in
France. 565. Carbonarism in Germany. 566. Carbonarism in Spain.
567. Giardiniere
V.MISCELLANEOUS ITALIAN SOCIETIES —568. Guelphic Knights.
569.
Guelphs and Carbonari. 570. The Latini, 571. The Centres. 572.Italian Litterateurs. 573. Societies in Calabria and the Abruzzi. 574.
Giro Annichiarico. 575. Certificates of the Decisi. 576. The Calderari.
577. The Independents. 578. The Delphic Priesthood. 579. Egyptian
Lodges. 580. American Hunters. 581. Secret Italian Society in
London. 582. Secret Italian Societies in Paris. 583. Mazzini and
Young Italy. 584. Mazzini, the Evil Genius of Italy. 585. Assassination
of Rossi. 586. Sicilian Societies. 587. The Consistorials. 588.
The Roman Catholic Apostolic Congregation. 589. Sanfedisti
VI. NAPOLEONIC AND ANTI -NAPOLEONIC SOCIETIES —590. The
Phila
delphians. 591. The Rays. 592. Secret League in Tirol. 593.Societies in Favour of Napoleon. 594. The Illuminati. 595. Various
other Societies. 596. The Accoltellatori
VII. FRENCH SOCIETIES —597. Various Societies after the Restoration.
598. The Acting Company. 599. Communistic Societies. 600. Causes
of Secret Societies in France
VIII. POLISH SOCIETIES — 601. Polish Patriotism. 602. Various Revolu-tionary
Sects.603. Secret National Government
IX. THE OMLADINA — 604. The Panslavists
X. TDBKISH SOCIETIES —605. Young Turkey. 606. American Society
XI. THE UNION OF SAFETY —607. Historical Sketch of the Society
XII. THE NIHILISTS —608. Meaning of the term Nihilist. 609. Founders
of Nihilism. 610, Sergei Nechayeff. 611. Going among the People.
612. Nihilism becomes Aggressive. 613. Sophia Bardina's and other
Trials. 614. The Party of Terror. 615. Vera Zassulic, 616. Officials
Killed or Threatened by the Nihilists 617. First Attempts against the
Emperor's Life. 618. Numerous Executions. 619. The Moscow Attempt
against the Emperor. 620. Various Nihilist Trials. 621. Explosion in
the Winter Palace. 622. Assassination of the Emperor. 623. The Mine
in Garden Street. 624. Constitution said to have been Granted by
late Emperor. 625. The Nihilist Proclamation. 626. The Emperor's
Reply thereto. 627. Attempt against General Tcherevin. 628. Trials
and other Events in Coronation,and Causes of Nihilistic
Inactivity. 630. Colonel Sudeikin shot by Nihilists. 631. Attempt
against the Emperor at Gatshina. 632. Trial of the Fourteen. 633.
Reconstruction of the Nihilist Party. 634. Extension of Nihilism.
635. Decline of Nihilism. 636. Nihilistic Proceedings in 1887. 637.
Nihilism in 1888 .638. Slaughter of Siberian Exiles,and Hunger-Strikes.
639. Occurrences in 1890. 640. Occurrences from 1891 to
Present Date. 641. Nihilistic Finances. 642. The Secret Press.
643. Nihilistic Measures of Safety, 644. The Nihilists in Prison.
645. Nihilistic Emigrants. 646. Nihilistic Literature. 647. Trials of Nihilists
XIII. GERMAN SOCIETIES —648. The Mosel Club. 649. German Feeling
against Napoleon. 650. Formation and Scope of
Tugendbund. 651.Divisions among Members of
Tugendbund. 652. Activity of theTugendbund.
653. Hostility of Governments against TugendbundXIV. THE BASIS —654. Bab, the Founder. 655. Progress of Babism.
656. Babi Doctrine. 657. Recent History of Babism
XV. IRISH SOCIETIES —658. The White-Boys. 659. Right-Boys and Oak-Boys.
660. Hearts-of-Steel,Threshers,Break-of-Day-Boys,Defenders,
United Irishmen,Ribbonmen. 661. Saint Patrick Boys. 662. The
Orangemen. 663, Molly Maguires. 664. Ancient Order of Hibernians.
665. Origin and Organisation of Fenianism. 666. Origin of Name.
667. Fenian Litany. 668. Events from 1865 to 1871. 669. The
Soi-disant
General Cluseret. 670. Phoenix Park Murders, and Conse-quences.671. Dynamite Outrages, 672. The National League. 673.
Comic Aspects of Fenianism. 674. Events from 1888 to 1896. 675.
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