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Abel Clarin de la Rive
Abel Clarin de la Rive (1855, Chalon-sur-Saône, France – 1914, Chalon-sur-Saône) was a French historian, essayist, journalist, and anti-Masonic writer.
Clarin de la Rive became a notable writer within the US, due to his direct involvement in the anti-Masonic movement within the US, and due to his involvement with Léo Taxil (pseudonym of Marie-Joseph Gabriel-Antoine Jogand-Pages), the author of the Taxil
Pope's Mistresses)" (1884)
- "Le Martyre de Jeanne d'Arc" "(The Martyrdom of Joan of Arc)" (1890, with Paul Fesch; edition of Pierre Cauchon's manuscripts of Joan of Arc's trial)
See also.
- "The Prague Cemetery", novel by Umberto Eco, 2010
- Wikipedia article on Abel Clarin de la Rive and the Luciferian texts.
References.
- "Satan Franc-Maçon: la mystification de Léo Taxil", 1964.