These are various chapters of my draft Internet manuscript entitled The Illuminati of Bavaria by Marco Di Luchetti. You may cite it as such, but the page numbers are constantly changing. These chapters were written over a twenty year period (1974-1994). I gave up the project in 1994, revived it briefly in 2002, but then gave up. In 2008, I found books.google.com. In 2009, I found gallica. With these modern tools, I realized I could now retrieve all the books necessary to figure out the puzzle which the facts about the Illuminati represent. Thus, I am frequently updating statements in these chapters. Colleagues have kindly pointed out faults and errors. I have endeavored to recheck the materials. So please let me know any failings that these drafts contain. You can email me at illuminatiofbavaria@gmail. com Marco
The Jacobin societies were private societies that were eventually made legal entities to engage in neighborhood surveillance. They were the organizers of the Revolution of 1792 in France. Their importance to the period is discussed as a precondition to know why its origins, founding, and predecessor organizations prior to 1789 is so important to study.
27 Mirabeau & Friends Call for Estates General.pdf ViewDownload
Duport, D'Espreminil - judges on parliament with writers Mirabeau & Sieyes -- all from either Lodge Harmony of Mesmer or Amis Reunis or Illuminati-by-inference -- led demands for an Estates General.
28 Mirabeau Is Identified with Great Fear.pdf ViewDownload
Proofs are offered that Mirabeau planned the Great Fear of June-July 1789 in France. This event proved a crucial link in the revolution to come, as it armed the populace in a coordinated national ruse.
Mirabeau's election campaign in March 1789 prove his role in the Great Fear because (a) he used the same tactic of false orders from the king to get the people to rally to create a rump assembly who then voted him as a legislator at Paris; (b) he left in March to Paris with 400 horsemen in support and then during the beginning of the Great Fear, one of Mirabeau's horsemen says he and 500 others have fanned out to check on the disturbances in the nation; and (c) Mirabeau's journal praised the Great Fear as forcing the nobility to make the necessary sacrifices for the nation.
The pivotal cause of the Revolution of August 10th, 1792 was the Duke Ferdinand of Brunswick. He issued the manifesto of July 1792 threatening to raise any French city that would harm a single hair of King Louis. This gave the pretext to seize the king to negotiate with Brunswick. Why did he do it? Ferdinand was an Illuminatus, and all his actions bear out his loyalty to the Illuminati, and not his Prussian king.
How the Revolution of August 10th, 1792 took place, and the Brissotins triumphed. The king technically was invited to have himself protected by the Assembly, but everywhere this was declared as holding him hostage to negotiate with the Duke of Brunswick who made the crazy Manifesto of July 1792 threatening to raze Paris if the king were hurt in the slightest.
Introduction to the Terror of 1793-1794. Reviews the efforts by sympathetic historians to justify this terror or to downplay the numbers or to create a moral equivalence. The response is mapped out: the Terror was to defend a tyrany; the resistance was primarily to restore religious liberty seized in May 1793.
58 terror to maintain minority rule.pdf ViewDownload
A summary of the legislation creating the Reign of Terror in 1793 and the various communities in revolt. This chapter is from a WordPerfect document, and thus does not have the formatting of other chapters. Sorry.
This chapter details the murderous sadism during the Reign of Terror. It was sponsored by the Montagnard Jacobins under Robespierre. It was opposed by the Brissotin Jacobins whom Robespierre's forces usurped from Sept. 92 to June 1793. This is a very detailed account, and is not for the squeemish.
Robespierre's Plan of Depopulation of anywhere between 2 and 12 million people in France -- mass murder on a grand scale -- as a means of equalizing property, food, etc. -- first revealed in 1794 by the government that overthrew Robespierre, and numerous sources thereafter is revealed. This exposes Robespierre's policies of killing unnecessarily did not follow the Illuminist moderate and tactical approach laid out by Bonneville in Esprit des Religions from 1792. This is further proof that Robespierre hijacked the revolution from the Illuminists
The secret societies in early U.S.A. known as Tammany and the Democratic Societies are caught up on a conspiracy from 1793 to October 1794 to overthrow the USA in an attempt to help revolutionary France and stop Hamilton's effort to empower a strong federal government. But the fall of the Jacobins in July 1794 took the steam out of the impetus for revolution in the USA, and the revolution in the USA fizzled by October 1794.
66 Revolution of September 1797 Intro.pdf ViewDownload
An introduction to the Revolution of September 1797. Barras in September 1797 engineered a coup d'etat, re-establishing all the policies of 1793, e.g, Decadi, etc. He created Theophilanthropy to become the new civic religion of France. The revolution followed the principle of Kant's 1795 book Perpetual Peace which, Sieyes, the Director working with Barras for the revolution from above, acknowledged receipt and warm regard for in a missive to its author, Kant.
Napoleon's rise to power is outlined. His connection to the Illuminati by his own confession is discussed. His likely initiation by his teacher in Corsica, Filippo Buonarroti, is outlined. How the Illuminati took open control of Bavaria in 1799, and refounded the Order there in 1801 is discussed.
72 2 Continuity of Illuminati past 1785.pdf ViewDownload
The survival of the Illuminati through other fronts, such as the 1785-1789 German Union; their spread to other nations, such as Italy and small states like Mainz; their takeover of Bavaria, in 1799 is detailed.
Assassination of Gustavus Poisoning of Leopold.pdf ViewDownload
The Illuminati's role in March 1792 in the assassination at Stockholm of Gustavus III and the poisoning of Emperor Leopold of Austria, eliminating two of the three allied heads of the coalition against France if Louis XVI should be killed. As a result, the allied force command fell to the Duke of Brunswick -- the likely purpose of eliminating these two other monarchs who otherwise were prepared to lead forces themselves into France.
In 1786, Cagliostro predicted France would have a "happy revolution" and specified it would see the convocation of the Estates General, the efforts of a Prince to take the reigns who would end the letters de cachet (king's arrest warrants). Cagliostro was arrested at Rome in 1790, and a police investigation report was published in 1790. Without any apparent understanding of who the Illuminati were, two pages of the Compendio of 1791 detail the Illuminati told Cagliostro in 1780 that they planned a revolution first in France.
Background on structure of Illuminati, and their expansion to various countries. The Bavarian dispatch of 1791 is discussed which identified Illuminati in other countries otherwise not disclosed in the publications it made of their papers.
Chapter Eight - Suppression of Illuminati.pdf ViewDownload
The exposures and corresponding efforts by Bavaria to suppress the Illuminati is told in chronological order. The failed efforts by others outside Bavaria to spread the word through 1797 is outlined. Then the defenses by various Illuminati are summarized, including Mirabeau's of 1788 in his popular book On the Prussian Monarchy.
The Illuminati's role in the French Revolution is a great historical mystery. We take no sides in the battle of ideologies who have tried to exploit these issues for political reasons. Rather, we turn to this out of historical curiousity in a great mystery and an ingenious cover-up by the group known as the Illuminati of Bavaria.
Chapter Twoa -Theory from Catalog of Exposures.pdf ViewDownload
If we look only at the liberal-left sources of evidence of an Illuminati influence over the French Revolution, we have a convincing list of evidence. Thus, even if we disregard Barruel and Robison, the evidence from the catalog of exposures previously set forth is sufficient to identify the Illuminati thesis as a reliable one.
Chapter Two -Catalog of Exposures.pdf ViewDownload
This lists the various admissions of the Illuminati role in the French Revolution from a positive viewpoint prior to 1917. This excludes Barruel and Robison and summarizes why a positive view emerged which admitted the Illuminati influence over the revolution and their factual basis. We review Louis Blanc, Henri Martin, Amiable, Mathiez, Gustave Bord, Le Forestier, etc Some later scholars who kept their opinions under wraps who likely were anti-masonic are also summarized, such as Cochin.
In 1793, Condorcet sketched an account of the Order of the Templars in a famous historical work. He claimed that the modern templars were carrying on the same battle against church and state through secret societies. This qualifies as another exposure.
De Luchet's1786 and 1788 revelations about the Illuminati in France are discussed. Also, how the Illuminati engineered a posthumous revisions that were altered to make De Luchet's exposure look silly is studied.
Enlightenment Ideal of A World Republic.pdf ViewDownload
This reviews the author St Pierre who in 1717 first proposed the modern idea of a world federation for world peace Rousseau in 1761 republished it with his own comments Kant in 1785 and 1795 promoted similar plans In each work there is the express endorsement of war by enlightened states against non-enlightened states to join this world federation Ironically therefore it is a world war for world peace but euphemisms conceal this aspect likely even from the proponents who did not think through critically what they were saying
Gassicourt Revelations After Revolution.pdf ViewDownload
Cadet-Gassicourt in 1795-97 provided an insider's view of the three groups who orchestrated the French Revolution. He detailed how it was done; who did it; and how events were orchestrated. Cadet-Gassicourt identified the Amis Reunis and the Illuminati, both using the Freemasons. Yet, Cadet-Gassicourt remained a loyal Freemason for many years thereafter, and had an excellent professional career with Napoleon. He receives highest praise from Masons despite his work of exposure. Cadet-Gassicourt is the best and most trustworthy picture from the inside of the Revolution by anyone who ever sought to expose the inner workings. Just prior to his death in 1821, he wrote a follow-up work called Initiates, in which he explained that his first introduction to these plans was at the lodge Contrat Social -- the one we independently know was controlled by Bonneville.
Ideas of World Revolution for World Govt Spread 1761.pdf ViewDownload
Freemasonry in France in the 1740s had adopted plan of a Universal Republic, inspired obviously by St. Pierre. By the 1760's, Walpole and Bauchmont had encountered rumors of a revolution to overthrow the monarchy and subvert religion in France.
Illuminati Visits to French Lodges.pdf ViewDownload
The details on various visits by Illuminati from Lodge St. Theodore to the Paris Amis Reunis (explaining why this lodge was linked to Lodge St. Theodore), from 1782 to 1787, is reviewed. The transformation effort by the Amis Reunis over other Freemasons is discussed.
Jacobins Connection to Secret Societies.pdf ViewDownload
The Jacobins' organization, rituals, structure, membership review, and unusual traits all match the Illuminati of Bavaria. The reputable historians like Salvemmi and Schama who agree on such links are discussed
History of Young America and the KGC in the United States, and their role in bringing about the U.S. Civil War. Incidental mention is made of the Kaiser's discovery in 1922 of a role of the Grand Orient of Paris in the "Great Conflict" -- World War I, and him publishing it in a book. The Kaiser thereafter was never seen or heard in public again. The reason is unwittingly explained in a book which romanticizes the story of the Knights of the Golden Circle yet tells us what happened to the Kaiser.
The Spirit of Religions 1792 is a work by Nicolas de Bonneville that served obviously as a catechism for initiates of the Cercle Social, and thereby of the Bavarian Illuminati. It reads like a workbook for world revolution.
Liberal Eyewitnesses Expose The Illuminati.pdf ViewDownload
Chronologically discusses revelations by liberal voices from within the Illuminati about the Order's role in planning or instigating the French Revolutions. It begins with Gochausen explaining in 1786 that this was a plan in the future. The same for De Luchet in 1788. In 1788 Windisgraetz writes French books that speak favorably about Illuminati and about revolution for vicious acts of kings. Then Girtanner in 1791 and importantly, in 1795 Cadet Gassicourt after the fact confess the Bavarian Illuminati's primary role, yet these are still all liberal voices. Finally, the amazing exposure in 1819 by the Ancien Illuminati provides both a liberal defense and fair criticism of the Illuminati, but clearly exposing the Illuminati in the French Revolution, and how it was done and carried out.Louis Blanc, the 1848 revolutionary, also claimed Cagliostro was an important instigator of revolution, and was recruited by Illuminati for this purpose.
Mirabeau 1788 Propagandist For Bavarian Illuminati.pdf ViewDownload
In 1788, Mirabeau wrote On The Prussian Monarchy in French for France. He listed out the aims of the "Illuminati of Bavaria." It was primarily a progressive legislative program of ten specific points. Yet, amazingly, all ten points were put in effect in the French Revolution. Scholars like Mathiez and serious thinkers as Tissot (from 1797) concur this cannot be coincidence. Tissot concluded correctly that this coincidence explains that the Illuminati must be regarded as a significant cause of the Revolution.
Mormonism is designed to appear to be a religion, but it is instead a secret society at its core. In fact, since its inception, it had a structure and goals similar to the Bavarian Illuminati. Its mysticism and religious doctrine read just as if lifted from Masonic texts and Kabbalistic writings. It was created after the Morgan Affair of 1826 when the Freemason sect was nationally under attack and virtually came to an end. Mormonism was a means of continuation by another name, but with clever modern occult doctrines of communism and plural wives added in the mix.
The Affair of the Necklace of 1786 was the single event that most contemporaries believed caused the revolution of 1789. It besmirched the Queen and caused loss of respect. This chapter is a detective story that proves Cagliostro conceived the affair in his lodges, colluding with the Amis Reunis of Paris, and the defenses were crafted to do the most damage possible to the Monarchy, and sow the seeds of Revolution. It worked, but now we know the denials were untrue. Hence, Cagliostro's brilliance in devising this scandal is one of the most important influences of the Illuminati toward a revolution. And it happened in 1786.
This discusses the ideas as of 1743 by St. Pierre and his lecture-attendee, J.J. Roussea, about forming a world republic. It outlines Rousseau's book of 1761 on the same topic.
Robespierres Revelation of Illuminati.pdf ViewDownload
Robespierre also revealed the role of the Illuminati as he sent them to the scaffold in March 1794.Robespierre revealed the Illuminati's plans, tactics and strategies were atheism and cosmopolitanism. Robespierre did not name them by name, but it is quite evident to what group he was referring.
Bonneville created a masonic-type lodge in Paris in 1789 called the Social Cercle (SC). In its journal, Bonneville declared in 1791 that he ardently worked for the revolution before 1789 to that day ardently trying to achieve the goals of the "Bavarian Illuminati," and had no shame in saying so despite the shame on them now. This chapter discusses importance of the SC in various events in French Revolution.
Synopsis of Historians Revelations.pdf ViewDownload
Summarizes the various early exposures, and divides them so we can see four pro-liberals agreed upon the Illuminati role, but had certain differences over issues like the terror. They assumed the Illuminati must have some responsibility for it. (We see in the analysis on Bonneville's role that this is untrue.) It identifies two 1788 works intended to promote the Illuminati and revolution in France beforehand. It summarizes the long list of liberal-left admissions of Illuminati influence through 1917, and then shows the modern view.
The_Writings_of_Thomas_Jefferson - letter on Illuminati.pdf ViewDownload
Thomas Jefferson's Letter analyzing Barruel's History of Jacobinism, and his theory of a conspiracy of the Illuminati. (Excerpted from scanned copy of Writings of Thomas Jefferson, letter of Jan. 31, 1800 )
A detailed summary of the Templar Conference of 1782. An exhaustive review demonstrates how the Illuminati penetrated the conference and directed its outcome. Revelations from 4 of 35 delegates of a plan of world revolution starting in France is thoroughly vetted and examined -- coming from Virieu, Turkheim, Karl von Hesse, and Chefdebien
