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In this captivating episode of MAGI: Book Reviews, join host Mark Tabbert as he delves into Steven C. Bullock's "Revolutionary Freemasonry and the Transformation of the American Social Order, 1730-1840." Discover how Bullock's groundbreaking work explores the profound influence of Freemasonry during the Anglo-American Enlightenment and Revolutionary periods. Through a detailed examination, our hosts uncover the roles that Masons played in shaping social, political, and religious dynamics, and debate over their impact on the emerging American society.
You'll hear about the dramatic saga of William Morgan, whose attempted exposure of Masonic secrets almost brought the fraternity to its knees and sparked a powerful anti-Masonic movement. Explore fascinating topics such as the transformation of Masonic practices, the fraternity's alignment with Christianity, and its collision with the cultural shifts of the Jacksonian era. Whether you're a Masonic enthusiast or a curious history buff, this episode offers rich insights into the complexities of power, identity, and secret societies in early American history. Sit back and immerse yourself in a scholarly journey that illuminates a critical piece of the American past.
