Konstituce svobodných zednářů 1723 – Anderson James (2025)

More than three hundred years after its first publication in London, Anderson's Constitutions of 1723 are being published in Czech for the first time in full. This text is considered absolutely fundamental to the development of Freemasonry. The translation includes not only the Charges and General Regulations but also the entire historical chapter, as well as Masonic songs.

The book is designed as a mirrored edition - on the left side, you will find a reprint of the original, and on the right, the Czech translation, which graphically corresponds to the original. The text was translated and prefaced by Pavel E. J. Gergel.

For the first time, Czech readers have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the complete text of Anderson's Constitutions, of which only selected parts have been published in Czech so far. The book will delight not only those interested in Freemasonry but also anyone curious about the Enlightenment era and the formation of modern Western civilization.

The cover is designed with a canvas texture, and the book's cover features golden embossing on the title and spine.