1898. Volume 2 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 and history of Masonry, with chapters entitled: Jesuits and Freemasonry; Freemasons and the Pythagoreans, Gnostics, Rosicrucians, Socinians, Essenes; Leland manuscript; Roman Colleges of Artificers; early Masonry in France and Britain; Masonry among the Anglo-Saxons, among others. Handsomely illustrated.
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THE theory that connects the royal house of the Stuarts with Freemasonry, as an Institution to be cultivated, not on account of its own intrinsic merit, but that it might serve as a political engine to be wielded for the restoration of an exiled family to a throne which the follies and even the crimes of its members had forfeited, is so repugnant to all that has been supposed to be congruous with the true spirit and character of Freemasonry, that one would hardly believe that such a theory was ever seriously entertained, were it not for many too conclusive proofs of the fact. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
illicit colleges, skillful smith, guild brother, masonic writers, mediaeval guilds, operative art, operative masonry, chief builder, exiled family Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Middle Ages, Hiram Abif, King Solomon, Legend of the Craft, Rose Croix, Royal Society, Colleges of Artificers, King of Tyre, Speculative Masons, Grand Master, Craft Guilds, Leland Manuscript, Gentleman's Magazine, King Henry, House of Solomon, Roman Catholic, Elias Ashmole, Grand Lodge of England, Bodleian Library, Charles Edward, Charles Martel, Fama Fraternitatis, King Hiram, New Atlantis, Stuart Masonry New!
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THE theory that connects the royal house of the Stuarts with Freemasonry, as an Institution to be cultivated, not on account of its own intrinsic merit, but that it might serve as a political engine to be wielded for the restoration of an exiled family to a throne which the follies and even the crimes of its members had forfeited, is so repugnant to all that has been supposed to be congruous with the true spirit and character of Freemasonry, that one would hardly believe that such a theory was ever seriously entertained, were it not for many too conclusive proofs of the fact. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
illicit colleges, skillful smith, guild brother, masonic writers, mediaeval guilds, operative art, operative masonry, chief builder, exiled family Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Middle Ages, Hiram Abif, King Solomon, Legend of the Craft, Rose Croix, Royal Society, Colleges of Artificers, King of Tyre, Speculative Masons, Grand Master, Craft Guilds, Leland Manuscript, Gentleman's Magazine, King Henry, House of Solomon, Roman Catholic, Elias Ashmole, Grand Lodge of England, Bodleian Library, Charles Edward, Charles Martel, Fama Fraternitatis, King Hiram, New Atlantis, Stuart Masonry New!
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- The New Atlantis and The City of the Sun: Two Classic Utopias by Francis Bacon on 5 pages
- Making of Britain: Middle Ages (The making of Britain) by Lesley M. Smith on 4 pages
- Proofs Of A Conspiracy: Against All the Religions and Governments of Europe by John Robison on page 271, page 272, and page 287
- Illustrations of Masonry by William Preston on page 101, and page 181
- A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography (Tauris Academic Resource) by William Smith on page 255, and page 261
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