Algerian manuscript. A treatise on reintegration of creatures in their initial properties

His work was inspired by Moscow Martinists, Lieutenant Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin, falling under his charm, became a wonderful spiritual writer of France, however, as the Catholic fundamentalist Count Joseph de Podtr until the end of days remained faithful to the Templar in origin of the Frankmassism created Martinez de Paskualis: Christian, mystical and aristocratic.

published "Treatise on the reintegration of creatures" and "Algerian manuscript" - this is all that remains of the creative heritage of Martinez de Paskualis. The significance of his activity is difficult to overestimate: in many Frankmason obedience of Europe and Latin America, the “corrected Scottish Charter”, coming from Martinez de Paskualis and Jean Batista Villermosis, if not leading, then one of the main ones. In articles dedicated to the works and the personality of Martinez de Paskualis, the translator Vladimir Tkachenko-Gildrandt traced the evolution of European Frankmasonity of the XVIII century, expressed in its division into two factions: royalist and traditionalist, to which supporters of Martinez de Pascualis, and the liberalized, now perceived by the mainstream. As you can see, everything is somewhat more complicated than a standard conspiracy picture that the reader will understand, even for the first time learning about the Lyon martyrs and the virtuous knights of the Holy Grad