Komensk A Svobodn Zednri; S Prehledem Svobodnho Zednrstv V Cechch A S Literaturou Zednrskou

This book explores the connections between the Czech education reformer Jan Amos Komenskÿ and the philosophy and practices of Freemasonry. Written by Frantisek Maslan, a leading authority on the Czech Enlightenment, this book provides a deep and nuanced analysis of the intellectual and social forces that shaped Komenskÿ's ideas and how they relate to the broader history of Freemasonry in the Czech lands. Combining intellectual history, biography, and Masonic lore, this book is a fascinating exploration of a little-known aspect of Czech history.

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