Manifesto of an invisible fraternity. Bezhin L.

The beginning of the XVII century. All of Europe is agitated by rumors about mysterious manifestos - the manifestos of the invisible fraternity printed in Germany. Many are eager to join the Brotherhood in order to master the keys of knowledge, to devote themselves to serving the truth, one for all sciences. Among the then scientists - alchemists and Kabbalists - a feverish stir begins. But the invisible fraternity reliably preserves its secrets.

And, it would seem, the manifestos are forgotten, have become the property of history, but suddenly they appear again - already in our time to excite the minds and inspire the hope that the world can become At least a little better, cleaner, kinder. About this is the new Roman Leonid Bezhin. His book also includes works of various genres: memories, articles, notes, diary thoughts, reviews, notebooks - all that the unique mosaic portrait of our time and its heroes is made up of.