Free Masonry - The Masonic Trowel

TABLE OF CONTENTS.
CHAP. L Pretension of Free Masonry to date from the creation; and ,
to preservation by the pillars of Enoch. P. 1.
CHAP. H. The refutation of these high claims. P. 6.
CHAP. IIL Enoch's subterraneous temple. P. 11.
CHAP. IV. Discovery of Enoch's golden triangle, by the servants of
Solomon, shining amid the darkness. P. 15.
CHAP. V. The destruction of the subterraneous temple. P. 22.
CHAT. VL Review of the above pretensions, with the sanction of the
Grand Chapter of Rhode-Island to the work containing
them. P. 36.
CHAP. VII. Gentle reasonings with Free Masonry. P. 34.
CHAP. VIII. The Book of Constitutions of Massachusetts, and the black-
letter manuscript. P. 39.
CHAP. IX. Testimony to the ability of a Master Mason. P. 51.
CHAP. X. Masonic Chart. P. 55.
* CHAP. XI. Royal Arch Emblems; Prayer for Novice. P. 61.
CHAP. XIL Fellow CrafVs Degree; Free Masonry a Science. P. 67.
CHAP. XIIL Free Masonry's Plea for Dissimulation; her perusal of ancient
archives on mouldering ruins of dilapidated walls.
P. 71.
CHAP. XIV. Degree of Master Mason; Prayer and funereal ceremony
of initiation, with Dalcho's contempt of the JaTotfer't tsoro*.
P. 85.
CHAP. XV. The story of the Ruffians, with Dr. Dalcho's condemnation
of the tradition. P. 93.
CHAP. XVI. Vengeance of secret societies; Lodge work imitated. P. 99.
CHAP. XVII. The inglorious death of Hiram Abiff. P. 104.
CHAP. XVIII. The Masonic Castle, or Free Masonry not half finished
at the Degree of Perfection. P. 109.
CHAP. XIX. The officers and business of a lodge. P. 116.