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128 ORIGIN OF FREE MASONRY. who with muscular arm wielded the setting mall, handled the trowel, and wore their sheep-skin aprons with unaffected grace. And to operative Masons, who know the use of plumb lines and squares, shovels and common gavels, rough ashler, perfect ashler, and trestle board, the ceremonies of Masonry may in some parts be delightful and profitable. Such will enjoy the lines placed at the head of this chapter. True Masons know the meaning of the lines, and relish them. But pretended Masons, ignorant of the art, would understand, u True your joints break," in a literal sense ; and so pretend broken limbs. " Take care that you follow your leaders," they would separate from all connexion with operative Masonry, and apply it as a rule to obey the grand officers. " Work, rake, back, and tueth ;" that would be to them the secret: a mystery inexplicable. " And be sure that you fill up your headers," would be understood in a convivial sense. A thousand times worse perverted is Free Masonry. Having come into the hands of lords and gentlemen and tailors, most of whom have not the smallest idea of the pedestal, column and entablature; the plinth, the die and the surbase; and finding the terms of Masonry either vulgar, as brick and mortar, or obscure, as " ledgers and putlocks," they think the very brick and mortar has some hidden meaning, known only to the gifted Mason; and " the ledgers and putlocks," (pudlogs. Walker,) are terms of the universal language, which has come down to Masons uncorrupted from the plains of Shinar; and which they, poor fellows, have not had opportunity to learn yet; and so it is that the plain noun Masonry, which every child knows to mean the art of building with brick, and stone, and mortar, is made to come from thetGreek, Mi#vg«M»; SUM in medio Coelf; AnglicS, lam in the midst of heaven. (Hutchinson's Sp.
HUTCHINSON 9 S SPIRIT OF MASONRY. 129 Mas. p. 15.) or; as Smith gives it, p. 35., " The original names of Masons and Masonry may probably be derived from Mi*
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FREE MASONRY. ITS PRETENSIONS EXPOS
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TO FREE MASONS. BRETHREN, HAVING de
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vi MASONIC AUTHORS. 9. TannehilVs M
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viii PREFACE. Georgia, . . . . 30 L
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\ FEBTENSIONS OF FREE MASONRY* char
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« 4 PRETENSIONS OF FllEK MASONBY*
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18 PRETENSIONS OF FREE MASONRY, 300
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32 PRETENSIONS OF FRM MASONRY. seco
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34 PRETENSIONS OF FREE MASONRY. CHA
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42 PRETENSIONS OP FREE MASONRT. bec
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. M MASONRY. *'' Brethren, submit y
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46 MASONRY. were before the first m
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48 MASON**. saymg things, foresee t
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50 MASONRY. THE FREE MASON'S LIBRAR
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52 MASONRY. of the lodge. In accord
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~A MASONRY. " The third class (Mast
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56 EMBLKM8 OP FRKE MASONRY. On the
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58 EMBLEMS OF FREE MA&ONKY. after t
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60 EMBLEMS OF FREE MASONRY. A white
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62 EMBLEMS OF ROYAL ARCH MASONRY. H
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J 64 EMBLEMS OF ROYAL ARCH MASONRY.
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66 APPRENTICE'S DEGREE. four cardin
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68 FALLOW CRAFT'S DEGREE. make, we
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70 FELLOW CRAFT'S DEGREE. The fire
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72 FELLOW CRAFT'S DEGREE. This is a
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74 FELLOW CRAFT'S DEGREE, names in
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76 FREE MASOXRY A PIOUS FRAUD. CHAP
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178 REVIEW or • 10. " The mind is
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180 REVIEW O*' tares, as he evident
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182 REVIEW or ted divinity; or the
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0 184 REVIEW OF pies," says Mr. T.,
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186 FREE MASONRY PARALLEL WITH THE
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# 192 FREE MAbONRV PARALLEL WITH TH
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194 TO PROVE ANY GREAT MAN A FREE M
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196 TO PROVE ANT GREAT MAN A FREE M
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200 TOWN'S SPECULATIVE MASONRY. " D
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20*2 HOW TO fftOVE BY FREE HAtfONKT
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304 TOWN'S co-existent with true re
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206 CONFUCIUS A FREE MASON. Chinese
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208 FAEfi MASONRY. tians, all agree
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210 THE MASONIC WORD, Verily, the G
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•212 THE MASONIC WORD Speculative
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214 THE MASONIC WORD, sponsibility,
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216 THE MASONIC WORD. books of Mose
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218 FREE MASONRY AND NATURAL RELIGI
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228 FEEK MASONRY. the Deity•, is
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230 FREE MASONRY. were an oversight
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232 FREE MASONRY. close by their pl
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\ 238 ANCIENT FREE MASONRY IS DEISM
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240 ANCIENT FREE MASONRV IS DElfcM.
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m MftWKT T*W MAStONRY IS 9KIS*. of
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844 ANCIENT FREE MASONRY IS DEISM.
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'250 AXCIE.NT FREE MASONRY IS DEISM
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M52 -ANCIENT t'REE MASONRY IS DEISM
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254 ANCIENT FEEE MASONRY IS DEISM.
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256 ANCIENT FREE MASONRY IS DEISM.
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258 " SPIRIT Or THE DOCTRINE OF FRE
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260 '" sfiKrt or TBS DOCTRINE or FR
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262 u SPIRIT Or THE DOCTRINE 07 FRE
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j£?4 ABBE BARRl'EL AMI Book of Con
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276 their volumes, lest the purity
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282 ABBE BARRUEL that time, so dwel
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284 ABBE BARRtTJX and equality; and
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Wb ABM BAR&UKIi'S VIBWS Chrirtcmd h
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888 ABBE BABRUEL'S VIEWS tianity, t
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OF FREE MASONRY. 295 lowing conclus
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OF FKEE MASONRY. 297 " If we lay as
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OF FREE MASONRY. 299 are seated on
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OF FREE MASONRY. 301 rent degrees,
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OF FREE MASONRV. 303 4 you have the
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OF FREE MASONRY. 305 the whole scie
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OF FREE MASONRY. 307 tion of the ma
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OF FREE MASONRY. 300 which is to be
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OF FREE MASONRY. 311 of this volume
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OP FREE MASONRY. 313 V for one, I s
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OF TREE MASONRY. 315 ry splendid lo
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OF FREE MASONRY. 317 tire Religions
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Og FREE MASONRY 319 straints which,
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OF FREE MASONRY. 321 " Thus,accusto
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OF FREE MASONRY. 333 universal, and
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OP FREE MASONRY. 325 the head of Fr
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Or FREE MASONRY. 327 CHAPTER XLVIII
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OF fBU MASONRY* 329 secrets find nu
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OF FREE MASOAIRV. 331 they learned,
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OF FBSS MASONRY. 333 ' Zwack assume
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FREE MASONRY THE TOOL OF THE ILLUMI
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EREE MASONRY. jfift you to co-opera
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AND FE1E MASONRY. 339 and the most
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AND TREE MABOttHr. 341 exist doctri
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THB TENANCY OF SECRST ASSOCIATIONS.
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OF THE NATURE OF SECRET SOCIETIES.
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THE TENDENCY OF SECRET ASSOCIATIONS
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THE UNKNOWN OR1GIN OF TREE MASONRY.
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FOR THE DISSEMINATION QF LIGHT. 357
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FOR THE DISSEMINATION OP LIGHT. 369
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SPARTACUS (WEISHAUPT) TO CATO (ZWAC
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ILLUMINISM. 363 to deal with the de
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4 iLLuaciKiM. 385 enlightened sages
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1LLUMINISM. 367 edly he assures the
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1LLUMINI8M. m ter to the arts of se
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ILLUMlNISM. 371 No form of folly in
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1LLUMIN1SM. 373 u The scrutators of
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1LLUM1N1SM. 375 ties of wine, so is
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ILLUMINISM. 377 u The second grand
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HIGHER DEGREES OF FREE MASONRY. 379
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ROBISON'S ELOQUENT AND PATRIOTIC AP
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ELOQUENT AND PATRIOTIC APPEAL. 387
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ADDRESS TO THE FRATERNITY. 389 When
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FIRST EXTENSION OF FREE MASONRY. 39
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CONCLUSION, 303 her ninety degrees,
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CONCLUSION. 395 tAe fraternity," an
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TABLE OF CONTENTS. CHAP. L Pretensi
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