Funeral Oration for the Obsequies of Karl von Hund
Trauerrede bei den Exequien Sr. Hochw. Gnaden des Herrn Carl vom Degen d.i. von Hund, gehalten im Capitel zu Rothenberg (Meiningen) 19/30 December 452/776
German
1776
35 pages
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Baron Carl von Hund was a central figure in the rise of German Freemasonry, yet his legacy was constantly threatened by manipulative impostors. This funeral oration documents his battle for legitimacy and reveals how early Masonic lodges fought to define themselves against charlatans.
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