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…nd published by Dean, & Son Ltd., London, from 1935 to 1950. Undated, each book was about 124 pages and profusely illustrated. At least one illustration, if not a series, depicts Gran'pop in a masonic setting. Unfortunately an example is not available.

…side as well as an avid home brewer. He is currently working on a book of Masonic essays. …ntly awarded the 2014 Illinois Secretary of the Year Award by the Illinois Masonic Secretaries Association.

…oup that formed the Tall Cedars of Lebanon. Even today, The Pitman Masonic Club in Pitman, New Jersey is where the 34th degree is performed, and perhaps is In similar manner as the 34th degree is now conferred, at Pitman Masonic Club on May 24, 1901, fifty-four Master masons who had received the Tall Cedar…

*Richard Sim in: [[Masonic Magazine]], 1874; …reemasonry’s Oldest Document, 1951, 1959, 1997; ferner beim [[Masonic Book Club]], 1970;

== Thomas De Quincey: The Opium Eater and the Masonic Text == …Magazine that De Quincey wrote the piece which is of most interest to the Masonic researcher.

…ans. Although the lodge was short-lived-its records end in 1727-the minute book allows us a fascinating glimpse into the world of middle-class men's amateu …ttp://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/192814/2/philo-musicae-ucl-discovery.pdf A music club for freemasons]

…the evening will be "Josephine Baker—Masonic Hero," and it is open to non-Masonic guests. All brethren in the area are invited to attend, especially those wh …on Washington at the side of Martin King. Her special relationship to the Masonic fraternity will be revealed during this fascinating talk.

…, Harbin and Chengdu. These operated under charters granted by the supreme Masonic authorities in many countries, with those with most lodges being from Engla …severance Lodge No. 1165 EC, meeting in Stanley prison, even kept a minute book.

…official board. He was also a member of the Omaha Athletic Club and of the Masonic fraternity, but his associations are largely in the path of his profession. …dent of the Masonic Club in Paris, and telling her about the work that the Masonic organizations had done during the war.

''I know, however, but of one ancient book that authoritatively challenges universal consent and belief, and that is… …itical radical. Ironically, all of the attention that Paine received from Masonic historians was seen as proof in itself in some circles.

Source: [[Association of Masonic Arts]] For a more complete and thorough view on the subject, one can consult the book History of the Grand Orient of Brazil by José Castellani and William Carva

…s a Past Master of seven masonic lodges and has presided over 30 different masonic organizations. …Roberto was the original Curator, Historian and Librarian for the Houston Masonic Library Museum and served on the Board of Directors and Executive Committee

…earl Street for two years, and, in 1973 took up Lodge room rental of Depew Masonic Temple. In September 1994 a move was again made, to Sweet Home Temple in… …4, 1872; Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Forest Lawn on October 21, 1880; Masonic Temple, 43 Niagara Street, Buffalo on June 26, 1890; United States Governme

…t Schriften von Fifield D’Assigny 1738-44, Bloomington, Ill.: Masonic Book Club 1974; *http://kpoulin1.wordpress.com/2009/04/13/the-masonic-testimony-part-3/

…their time. Representatives of the bourgeoisie and aristocracy met under a Masonic banner on an equal footing, which was absolutely unthinkable in the former …ary and Italy supported from a Masonic background. In Vienna only a single Masonic work took place during the course of the bourgeois revolution in October 18

…It had (and still has) distinct and rigid classes of society. The central Masonic concepts of democracy, treating men of all social class on the level, and… …following is an excellent paper written by one of Thailand’s most prolific Masonic authors. We hope you enjoy it.

His Masonic records show that at his Initiation on 18 September 1908, WBro Logue was a …the College of Speech Therapists and he was speech therapist to the Royal Masonic School. In 1944 his MVO was elevated to CVO. He retained his friendship wit

…er every year, with 16 other Freemasons met in London to discuss forming a Club with the idea of promoting peace in the world through the Brotherhood of Fr They founded the International Masonic Club, with the declared object of uniting more closely the several different for

…in 1990. He was appointed Richard Robinson Memorial Lecturer in the Irish Masonic Province of Antrim in 1992 and 2004. In 1996 he was appointed Grand Master' …he has spoken at Lodge Hope of Kurrachee and the Manchester Association of Masonic Research, on top of a heavy schedule of Lodge presentations throughout Irel

…ons may be called the problems of Masonic philosophy, since that branch of Masonic learning which treats of them has been called commonly the philosophy of Ma …Friedrich Krause, George Oliver and Albert Pike. Of these four systems of Masonic philosophy, two, if I may put it so, are intellectual systems. They appeal

==The Masonic Genius of Robert Burns== The Masonic Genius of Robert Burns<br />

…g a crown on his head, his eyes inflamed, and sitting on a buffalo, with a club in his hand. …hed in 1909 after some ten years' labor, as the preface tells us, and is a book of 566 pages dealing with the traces of a speculative system from the ancie

…outh Africa. Written in August 2012, updated to June 2015 for the britisch masonic Magazine <br/> "The Square". They printed a shortened version, which then… …psies, lunatics or people who were mentally or physically disabled).(12). Masonic concentration camp prisoners were graded as political prisoners and had to

…umb|This article has been brought to you by courtesy of THE ASSOCIATION OF MASONIC ARTS. Gloria Artes Vitae!]] == From the Ethos of the Temple: The Masonic Contexts of Theism, Deism and Atheism ==

…uscript, 1696. In: Knoop, D., Carr, H., Jones, G. P., Hamer, D.: The Early Masonic Catechisms. London: Quatuor Coronati Lodge no. 2076, 1975, p. 31-34, here… …ipt, ca. 1727. In: Knoop, D., Carr, H., Jones, G. P., Hamer, D.: The Early Masonic Catechisms. London: Quatuor Coronati Lodge no. 2076, 1975, p. 121-151, here

…obably having had a larger public sale than any other book treating of the Masonic Fraternity. The name of the author is said to have been Goodall (see Goodal …which formed the Jacobin Clubs, those Bodies being, as they contend, only Masonic Lodges in disguise.

…ition, will be found as the expressive symbol of Christianity, so in every Masonic Lodge a letter G may be seen in the East, either painted on the wall or scu …mbol was well known and recognized in 1766, and some few years before. The book entitled Solomon in all has Glory, the first edition of which appeared in…

…itiated into the Osirian mysteries. Speaking of these initiations he says (book u, chapter 171), "the Egyptians represent by night his sufferings, whose na …an approximate to a knowledge of the true essence of God. The Cabalistical book called the Sohar confirms this when it tells us that there are ten names of

…which has been Latinized to In hoc signo Minces, the motto assumed by the Masonic Knights Templar (see In hoc signo Minces). In his Life of Constantine (i,… …tion of a superstructure of virtue and morality upon the foundation of the Masonic principles which they were taught at their admission into the Order.

…e. The eighth of the twelve minor prophets. No account is contained in the Book of Habakkuk, either of the events of his life or the date when he lived. He …is entertained by Brother Oliver in all his writings, as a part of the old Masonic system (see Free Born).

F. In French Masonic documents the abbreviation of Frére, or Brother. FF. is the abbreviation o Mackenzie in his Royal Masonic Cyclopedia appears to make three individuals out of the one personality His

…This it is that makes Rabbinism an interesting subject of research to the Masonic student. One of the most distinguished Masonic writers of France. His contemporaries did not hesitate to call him "the mos

…ich critics can find no fault—unless it be that it is better to employ the Masonic name for the Deity, which is The Sovereign Grand Architect of the Universe. In neither this nor in any other encyclopedia or book about Freemasonry (and for Freemasons) would it be suitable for a writer to

…ving perfected and opened the Provincial Grand Lodge in 1741 ‑ the highest Masonic authority in Germany ‑ he resigned the chair of the Lodge in 174z and, sa …don. (For Leonhardi's actions in London, see History of Loge der Pilger, ''Masonic News'', London, October 26, 1929.) The first two Lodges took part in the fo

…thren. He died May 25, 1825, one, perhaps, of the last actors in the great Masonic drama of the Strict Observance. We learn, as one instance of this liberality, from the Second Book of Chronicles, that Solomon paid annually to the Tyrian Freemasons, the ser

Masonic writers have generally given to this word the meaning of "is smitten," deri …and Grand Master in 1888. For many years he was Editor of the Reystone, a Masonic journal. He wrote a historical sketch of Concordia Lodge in Philadelphia,…

…nd metallic plates are deposited today, when the corner stone is laid with Masonic honors. It must be born in mind that in this ease, the word cornerstone may …whose successors today are the Hapsburgs and Romanoffs, as well as to the Masonic Emperors of the East and West, whose successors today are the Supreme Counc

…hysic, by Eugenius Theodidactus, in 1651at London. John Heydon published a book entitled William Backhouse's Way to Bliss, but Ashmole claims it in his dia …all secret societies were again prohibited, and it was not until 1846 that Masonic activity recommenced in Baden, when the Lodge Karl of Concord was awakened.

…for the construction of talismans and amulets, and has no connection with Masonic science. …a of the Cabalistic theosophy was borrowed from the Zendavesta, the sacred book of the Persian sage, it was not a copy, but a development of it.

…aditions and mysteries are to be found many interesting analogies with the Masonic system (see Dispensations of Religion). …t, with the places where they were enacted, have been adopted as important Masonic symbols.

…hing, false in all," has been rigidly applied, and those statements of the Masonic historian which are really authentic have been doubted or rejected, because …mposition. And yet for nearly two centuries, all of these three classes of Masonic legendary lore have been accepted by the great body of the Fraternity, with

MASONRY DEFINED, A Liberal Masonic Education '''7. What is the preliminary step in every Masonic trial?'''

…1840, died 1911. One of the most painstaking, patient, and persevering of Masonic students. He was initiated in 1862 in the Lodge of Justice No. 147, being… …eremonny of Installation; in 1891, the Life of Thomas Dunckerley; on 1898, Masonic Reprints and Historical Revelations; in 1904, Some Memorials of the Globe…

…f bright Essence uncreate." </blockquote><blockquote>"The LIGHT," says the Book Omschim, or Introduction to the Kabala, "supremest of all things, and most

…sation, whence the priesthood established by that lawgiver is known as the Masonic. He is mentioned in the English lectures of the Second Degree, in reference …to which tribe should be invested with the priesthood, is detailed in the Book of Numbers (chapter xvii). He directed that twelve rods should be laid up…

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