“The disseverance of the operative from the speculative element of Freemasonry occurred at the beginning of the eighteenth century.”

“The relation of disseverance and unification is itself distorted.”

“There was, in Chirac's election of 1995, a radical disseverance between the message of the candidate and the new government's actions.”

“This has been accomplished by design through our government schools and the incremental disseverment of the People's sovereignty.”

“This is an instance of a very early stage of the apparent disseverment of an atoll.”

“What, but its subversion, its disseverment, by its own internal antagonism?”