[1] _Morning Post_, July 12-30, 1920.
[2] "Thoughts on French Affairs" (Burke's Works, Vol. III., p. 350).
[3] _Gentleman's Magazine_, June, 1794.
[4] _Infra_ p. 14.
[5] _Morning Post_, July 16, 1920.
[6] _Infra_ pp. 19 _et seq._
[7] See Wichtl and Meister _op. cit._ A peculiarly crazy statement of
this theory, illustrated by an obscene chart pedigree of Queen
Victoria, will be found in _Semi-Imperator_ (Munich, 1919). _Cf._
Proceedings of the British Israel World Federation Congress, July 5-10,
1920.
[8] _Morning Post_, July 14, 1920.
[9] _Ibid._
[10] Quoted by Frost, "Secret Societies of the European Revolution,"
Vol. I., p. 6.
[11] Frost, _op. cit._, pp. 12-13.
[12] Robison: "Proofs of a Conspiracy Against all the Religions and
Governments of Europe" (Lond., 1797), pp. 38-39.
[13] _Morning Post_, July 15, 1920. See also _Spectator_, June 19 and
26, 1920.
[14] Gougenot des Mousseaux, _op. cit._, p. 343.
[15] Since this was written a learned and comprehensive reply has been
published, demolishing the whole Masonic side of the _Morning Post's_
argument. (See A.W. Waite: "Occult Freemasonry and the Jewish Peril" in
the _Occult Review_, Sept., 1920.)
[16] Oliver: "History of Masonic Persecution," pp. 298-300.
[17] Robison, _op. cit._, pp. 30, 38-39, 62.
[18] Smith: "Memoirs of Pombal," Vol. II., p. 248.
[19] _Ibid._, pp. 249-250. As a matter of fact Pasqualis was a
Christian born at Grenoble (Waite: _Occult Rev._, Sept., 1920).
[20] Kahn: _Les Juifs a Paris_, pp. 64-71.
[21] _Ibid._, pp. 72-85.
[22] _Morning Post_, July 16, 1920.
[23] _Infra_ pp. 45-46.