was kept silent, one of the founders of slavophilism, ivan kirievsky, he complained, speaking about navekove to the american freemason franklin, well, the face is familiar to everyone from the hundred dollar bill, but at the same time... in our century, unfortunately, very few people know it, but this was a truly outstanding figure. several hundred titles of books were published on his direct initiative, a significant part of which are translations, and a significant part of which is just mystical and near-masonic literature, when catherine began to ban the activities of navekov, why now we will understand, then, in my opinion, half of those published were banned century-old books that related to the french enlightenment, but related to this very... in general, russian freemasonry, to some extent , published a history, the famous bethleophy, it is very difficult to judge, but nevertheless it seems to me that this was a feature of russian freemasonry, but if the prussians, at about the same time as under catherine, german freemasonry was very developed, but it merged completely with the auth

ivan kirevsky, he complained, speaking about navekov nikolaich, many have not even heard of this greatnd freemason and writes that here, in terms of the scale of his activities, he is comparable to the american freemason franklin, well, the face is familiar to everyone from the hundred dollar bill, but at the same time about navikovye we, to unfortunately, there is very little to know, but he was truly... an outstanding figure, several hundred book titles were published on his direct initiative, a significant part of which were translations, and a significant part of which were mystical and near-masonic literature, when catherine began to ban the activities of navekov, why now we will look into it, then , in my opinion, half of the books published forever that related to the french enlightenment, but related to this very mystical masonic literature, of which there was a lot, fell under the ban. also published christian literature, by the way, that, yes, whatever he didn’t publish, in fact, he wanted to create a reader in russia, and therefore he published literature not only for highbr