Tabularium Press

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Author / Chief Editor
Author / Chief Editor
C.W. Morton

The Reprint Library

  • The foundational works of esotericism, secret-society history, and the hidden currents of the past back into print — restored from historic editions, newly typeset, and given fresh editorial context. Not disposable printouts of public-domain files: editions made to be read, kept, and collected.

    Every title is available as an ebook, a paperback, and a uniform large sized collector's hardcover in deep oxblood, the hardcovers designed to stand together on the shelf as a set if collected.

    Kindle $2.99 · Paperback $19.95 · Oxblood Hardcover $29.95.

  • 01 - Proofs of a Conspiracy

    • Softcover
    • Hardcover
  • Book Nº 1 is PROOFS OF A CONSPIRACY by John Robison (1798) — the book that gave birth to the conspiracy theory. The Edinburgh professor and Freemason who charged that the Bavarian Illuminati had survived inside Masonic lodges and reading societies — and through them helped ignite the French Revolution.

  • 02 - Seership! The Magnetic Mirror

    • Softcover
    • Hardcover
  • Book Nº 2 is SEERSHIP! by Paschal Beverly Randolph (1870) — african american physician, lecturer, and founder of the Fraternitas Rosae Crucis, the first Rosicrucian Order founded on American soil — published the complete practical system he had taught for twenty years: the cultivation of clairvoyance, and the theory and practice of the magnetic mirror, the black glass at the centre of his teaching.

  • 03-06 - Memoirs on the History of Jacobinism, 4 Volume Set

  • Book Nº 3-Nº 6 is Memoirs on the History of Jacbonisim by Abbé Augustin Barruel (1798). Writing in exile as the French Revolution devoured his country, Barruel set out to prove that the fall of altar and throne was no accident of crowds and bread prices, but the harvest of a conspiracy fifty years in the sowing. The Memoirs Illustrating the History of Jacobinism builds that case in four parts from the conspirators' own published letters and seized papers.

    • Part 1 - Softcover
    • Part 1 - Hardcover
    • Part 2 - Softcover
    • Part 2 - Hardcover