Volume 1 of 2. Found in this exhaustive work is a history of the Supreme Council. It is the result of extensive research on the part of Charles S. Lobingier, and with the material collected by Brother Boyden, the Librarian, wrote and compiled an elaborate manuscript which was beyond the scope originally contemplated. The original manuscript was condensed and edited, the result of which is this extraordinary historical survey of the Supreme Council of the 33rd Degree of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, Southern Jurisdiction, United States of America.
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Supreme Council, Grand Commander, Grand Lodge, United States, Scottish Rite, South Carolina, Thirty-third Degree, New York, Grand Consistory, Grand Master, Lodge of Perfection, High Priest, New Orleans, Royal Arch, Secretary General, Grand Constitutions, Albert Pike, New Age, Grand Encampment, Sovereign Grand Inspectors General, Grand Secretary, Little Rock, Court of Honour, Princes of the Royal Secret, Joseph Cerneau New!
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