synarchy movement of empire - Pierre Beaudry's Galactic Parking Lot

Captain Baron Schrender (Prussian),
Schwaetz (The international agent of Saint Martin).
Saint Martin cites himself:
Kachelof,
Markof,
Zinnowief,
Stavronsky,
Vorontzoff,
Count Rasonmoski.
After London, Saint Martin traveled to Italy with Prince Galitzin, after
which he returned to Lyon in February of 1788. On February 6, 1788, Willermoz
wrote in a letter that the "Unknown Agent" had come for the last time and would
not return for a while. In the same letter, Willermoz made the revelation that Saint
Martin had made a prediction what was about to happen in 1789. In fact, the
"Unknown Agent" from England did return to Lyon, in 1790, only to destroy and
burn 80 of the compromising notebooks he had dictated to the Martinists of Lyon
a few years before Bastille Day. He reportedly stayed in Lyon until 1796.
As if by a mere coincidence, after the "unknown agent" returned to Lyon,
there was a fall out in which Saint Martin requested, on July 4 th , 1790, that his
name be taken off the records of all Masonic associations. From 1788 to 1791,
Saint Martin traveled to Strasbourg, and from 1791 to 1793 he returned to Paris
where he pretends not to be affected by the Terror.
It is hard to establish how many of the Martinists had been involved in the
violence of the French Revolution Terror. One thing is certain, however, is that as
an institution, the Lyon Martinist order as well as its Weishopt counterpart in
Germany, were controlled by London.
Saint Martin spend the last years of his life writing his {Letter on the
Revolution} (1795) which became the blueprint for the writings of Joseph de
Maistre on Providence and his views on the executioner. From 1798 to 1801, he
edits his two volumes of {L'Esprit des choses et le Ministere de l'Homme-Esprit}.
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