Juge(Louis-Théodore)

Judge (Louis-Théodore). Letter from the F∴ Louis-Théodore Juge, 33rd, orator of the lodge La Clémente-Amitié (Orient of Paris), to the Grand-Orient of France and to its various chambers and commissions. October 5, 1844 (Vulg. era). Paris, Guillois printing house, faubourg Saint-Antoine, 123, 1844. Brochure of 23 pages, with blue printed cover, framed by a double black border, in 8vo. Document of internal controversy within Freemasonry. In a letter dated from the château de Mainville, near Vic-sur-Aisne, Juge requests that his memoir be read on the occasion of the inquiry commission’s report concerning La Clémente-Amitié, scheduled for the meeting of October 8, 1844. He mentions his departure from the Grand Orient after twenty-one years of membership and invokes the interests of his lodge, of justice, and of truth. Copy preserved in its original cover: folds, small tears and peripheral wear, some stains and browning; interior slightly browned. Old label numbered “21” on the first cover; circular seal on the second cover.

Estimate:£126.47

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