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The work investigates contemporary allegations of a revived diabolic cult in France, distinguishing conscious worship of an evil principle from veneration of powers viewed as evil by other faiths. It surveys three kinds of testimony—independent observers, former initiates, and partisan religious writers—then examines claims that secret societies and Masonic rites are linked to black magic and occult ceremonies. The narrative considers exposures and defences within mystical circles, addresses reports of feminine and spirit-related practices, and weighs documentary and testimonial evidence in an effort to separate probable fact from invention.
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