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declared that “none of the Member
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two returns are recorded in Grand L
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31% 4% Figure 2.2. Dundee Recruitme
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Scotland, and from this institution
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Chapter Three ‘Revival of the Gra
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Grand Lodge’s decision to build a
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Different Colours as the Painter th
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cent of all Ancient lodges. 15 In c
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direct, impact on provincial develo
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Increase of the Craftsmen, and thei
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Table 3.2. Scottish Masonic Distric
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Lodges.” 37 Having carefully cons
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Table 3.3. Scottish Masonic Distric
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officers, 46 and the officers thems
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Furthermore, those Districts design
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geographically dispersed across Sco
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The final analysis shows that durin
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west, and north of Scotland, as the
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Number of Occupations 70 60 50 40 3
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The results suggest that provincial
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Table 3.6. Occupations of Provincia
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ancient lore and secrets, yet more
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philosopher Dugald Stewart joined S
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103 in some department of the Publi
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for many of the same reasons that t
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aquavita and honey.” 92 And meeti
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e bigger and better than those of o
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on 30 November 1803 - St Andrews Da
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Historians have asserted that “on
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and necessity require and our abili
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earning a Liberty had by reason of
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119 The Lodge unanimously agreed to
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Such as may be Brother Masons Among
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123 unknown to other nations, is a
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eighteenth-century teacher and writ
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lodge had “now become of some con
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Service;” 177 the rather pusillan
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admission fees owed by lodges, a re
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extent of its power and wished to e
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Although the Treasurers, Chaplains,
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maintained its early features of ph
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Chapter Four ‘Behind Closed and G
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circumstances in the state of Scotl
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traces of treason among clubs and s
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145 We your Majesties most dutiful
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meeting, it was “moved by a Broth
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Night was spent in the greatest Har
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Country to such a height, that it w
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The overall links between freemason
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conventions in Edinburgh and the ar
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“crush…democratic opponents whe
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Although lodges such as No. 1(3) Ab
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element in the government’s react
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significant, for the swearing of oa
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freemasons, that were secretive by
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provided that the name of the socie
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forms for the necessary declaration
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The committee met on 28 February 18
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While in London, Dalkeith received
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175 The Act of Parliament quoted is
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177 treasonable purposes’ the sai
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Not all lodges, however, felt that
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If this is indeed the case, much th
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esolved. It was much less a reactiv
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Chapter Five ‘I Dub Thee In the N
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any Grand Lodge.” 10 Moira’s mi
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adical in practice than several oth
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potentially subversive. His doubts
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virtue. 25 This program for restruc
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not my intention to doubt that, the
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197 courage to unmask such horrors,
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appears that “some of the materia
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As we have seen in Chapter 3, the t
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The relationship between freemasonr
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‘Lodge’…and, surreptitiously
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Maybole Royal Arch, was included am
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209 maintains that the Royal Arch d
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Wartski notes, “the high office b
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parliamentary reforme” faced poss
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meetings. 108 Following their state
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lodge “had obtained [its] Charter
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The Court Trial The court battle th
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and others that radical Irish dissi
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223 Israel are said to be in bondag
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Conclusion Remarkably, the Maybole
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fact, the criminal information accu
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lodges and denying access to the gr
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patriot politics than to the hierar
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conduct of the Society” in order
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leaders of the Whig party in Scotla
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the resignation of William St Clair
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On 14 October 1807, a conference wa
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y concluding that Cunningham’s mo
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the negotiations, “a fresh troubl
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Cunningham’s nomination and Mitch
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aware of a minority Tory presence,
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Gibson to bring forward the allegat
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ecord no motion to secede until 11
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quamprimum from the room, with all
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The name ‘Cleardoubt’ adds to t
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Although the author stresses the Gr
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ecame clear that Scotland was being
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masonic matters. Unfortunately, his
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again resurfaced, this time in a mo
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asserts the authority of masonic lo
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admitted into the Act in consequenc
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hundred and ninety nine” was subm
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the Masonic Secession of 1808 would
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settlement as it was “beneath the
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society. Although it continued to f
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Lodge of Scotland abjured compromis
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Bibliography Manuscript Sources Anc
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Lawrie, Alexander, printer. Petitio
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Cameron, C.A. “On the Origin and
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Firminger, W.K. “The Romances of
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Knoop, Douglas and G. Jones, “An
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Murdoch, Steve. Network North: Scot
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Torrington, William F. House of Lor
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Editorial Note: Appendices I am par
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3 Victualling 1736 Mason (2) Bailli
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Barber (2) Glover Brewer Shoemaker
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Glover (2) Goldsmith (1) Grocer (1)
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Totals Tradesmen (54%) Gentleman (3
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Accountant (2) Merchant (17) Druggi
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Vintner Minister Bookseller Cooper
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Coach Wright Student (14) Military
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Mason (4) 1740 Mason (2) Surveyor 5
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Merchants: 9 Wigmakers: 1 Gentlemen
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Armourer: 1 Bakers: 2 Barbers: 1 Br
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Merchants: 5 Shipmasters: 5 Shoemak
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CMB: Cumberland Society CPC: Caperc
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James Callender 16 (CK): ES, MS, SS
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Andrew Haliburton (G): MS David Dal
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Hugh Murray 87 (CK): ES, MS, RGSL,
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Rev. Dr. George Wishart, Minister i
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Stonehaven Saint Ebbe Moncur Kirkca
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1755-56: Sholto Charles, Lord Aberd
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1737: William Congalton 1738: Patri
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1773: Harry Erskine 1774-75: Willia
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Appendix 5: Grand Lodge of Scotland
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to do by Ancient usage anything to
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the Minutes of the Grand Lodge rela
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1 st Answer: London 16 February 180
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343 authority of the Kilwinning Lod
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345 the date of the Letter form the
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347 warranted him to make his compl
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349 of the Charter and Send it to t
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351 the Lodge the Brethren unanimou
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353 letter or a Charter from the Gr
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355 December One thousand seven hun
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357 of the lodge No. 14 should sati
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[Signed] Ex Deliberatione Dominorum
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Appendix 9: Grand Lodge Minutes Reg
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363 powers of the Subcommittee to a
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Appendix 10: Grand Lodge Minutes Re
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Appendix 11: Roman Eagle Lodge Minu
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Modern Grand Lodge of England: Appe
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Appendix 13: National Archives of S
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373 Lodge - published their resolut