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...rhood]]. Members were commonly known as "[[Fenians]]". The revolutionary [[secret society]] was founded by [[John O'Mahony]] in 1858. O'Mahony, who was a [[Celt|Celt ...elegate to James Stephens in Dublin with proposals for the founding of the secret society later known as the Fenian Brotherhood, whose members bound themselves by an

Pythagoras started a secret society called the Pythagorean brotherhood devoted to the study of mathematics. Thi

...tional unity. It was around this time that he resigned from the Republican secret society, the [[Irish Republican Brotherhood]].

His synthesis was the ''[[Can Lao]]'', more a secret society than, as it has been described, a political party. In addition, he probably

...e Apostles <small>(The Cambridge Conversazione Society)</small>.]</ref>, a secret society of dons and undergraduates who met to discuss ethical and political issues.

...ganizational correspondences, and "hidden" messages, add to the image of a secret society associated with Discordianism.

...inonian Society]], a literary and debate society; [[Skull and Bones]], the secret society co-founded by his father in 1832; and the Beta chapter of the [[Psi Upsilon

...l applied to them because if asked they said they "know nothing about" the secret society).

In many countries the Church faced off against the Freemasons, a secret society that was politically active in numerous countries. The Papacy coordinated a

...do next. I created it because there was a fair amount of discussion at [[Secret society]] that lists a number of religions, it felt like some reference was needed.

...o Director of Intelligence in the IRA and supreme leader of the Republican secret society, the [[Irish Republican Brotherhood]].<ref>Farrell, Brian; The Founding of

Sequel to the James Bond parody Our Man Flint. Coburn must do battle with a secret society of women villains based in the Virgin Islands, who kidnap American astronau