1898. Volume 1 of 7. The history of its introduction and progress in the United States; the history of Freemasonry and the history of the A.A. Scottish Rite. This volume deals with prehistoric Masonry, with chapters entitled: tradition and history in Masonry; legendary history of Freemasonry; old manuscripts; legend of the craft; the Halliwell poem and the legend; origin of the Halliwell poem; the legend, the germ of history; origin of geometry; Lamech's sons and the pillars; legends of Hermes, Nimrod, Euclid, the temple, Charles Martel and Namus Grecus, St. Alban, York; tower of Babel; extension of the art into other countries; summary of the legend of the craft; Andersonian theory, plus others. Handsomely illustrated.
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ON the study of Freemasonry there are two kinds of statements which are presented to the mind of the inquiring scholar, which are sometimes concurrent, but much oftener conflicting, in their character. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
crowned martyrs, subsequent manuscripts, operative art, later manuscripts, older legend, chief builder, recent manuscripts, symbolic idea, secret character, modern rituals Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Legend of the Craft, Grand Master, Middle Ages, King Solomon, Hiram Abif, Tower of Babel, Grand Lodge, Charles Martel, Prince Edwin, Knights Templars, King of Tyre, Spirit of Masonry, Asia Minor, Holy Land, King of Israel, Von Hammer, King Athelstan, King of Northumbria, Temple of Jerusalem, Four Crowned Martyrs, Namus Grecus, British Museum, General Assembly, History of Initiation, King of France New!
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ON the study of Freemasonry there are two kinds of statements which are presented to the mind of the inquiring scholar, which are sometimes concurrent, but much oftener conflicting, in their character. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
crowned martyrs, subsequent manuscripts, operative art, later manuscripts, older legend, chief builder, recent manuscripts, symbolic idea, secret character, modern rituals Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Legend of the Craft, Grand Master, Middle Ages, King Solomon, Hiram Abif, Tower of Babel, Grand Lodge, Charles Martel, Prince Edwin, Knights Templars, King of Tyre, Spirit of Masonry, Asia Minor, Holy Land, King of Israel, Von Hammer, King Athelstan, King of Northumbria, Temple of Jerusalem, Four Crowned Martyrs, Namus Grecus, British Museum, General Assembly, History of Initiation, King of France New!
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- The Spirit of Masonry by William Hutchinson on 8 pages
- History of Initiation by George Oliver on 6 pages
- The Museum: Behind the Scenes at the British Museum by Rupert Smith on page 6, and page 64
- Illustrations of Masonry by William Preston on page 118, and page 151
- Chaldean Account of Genesis by George Smith on page 64
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