Ars Quatuor Coronatorum: Being the Transactions of the Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 2076, London, Volume 3W. J. Parre H, Limited, 1840 |
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... opinion that each volume should of right pay for itself , and that instead of expending these dona- tions it would be better to regard them as a reserve fund , enabling us in each case to start work before announcing the volumes and ...
... opinion that each volume should of right pay for itself , and that instead of expending these dona- tions it would be better to regard them as a reserve fund , enabling us in each case to start work before announcing the volumes and ...
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... opinions of a portion of our members from whom much is expected in the near future . These the domain of Ancient , as distinguished from that of Modern Masonry , has been very strangely neglected , and that if we really wish to enlist ...
... opinions of a portion of our members from whom much is expected in the near future . These the domain of Ancient , as distinguished from that of Modern Masonry , has been very strangely neglected , and that if we really wish to enlist ...
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... opinion that the ceremonial of Masonry pre - dates the era of Grand Lodges , a highly important object will have been attained . Scholars and antiquaries take but a languid interest - there is no use in disguising it - in the history of ...
... opinion that the ceremonial of Masonry pre - dates the era of Grand Lodges , a highly important object will have been attained . Scholars and antiquaries take but a languid interest - there is no use in disguising it - in the history of ...
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... opinions " —and if for is an old saying , Quot homines , tot sententiæ , you read " lecturers , " it stands to reason , that while every person who reads a paper before you , might give a different opinion if you invited an expression ...
... opinions " —and if for is an old saying , Quot homines , tot sententiæ , you read " lecturers , " it stands to reason , that while every person who reads a paper before you , might give a different opinion if you invited an expression ...
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... opinions have already been recorded in our Transactions , 1 One of these , however , the statement ascribed to Dugdale , probably the greatest antiquary of his age , must again be referred to . John Aubrey , in his Natura ! History of ...
... opinions have already been recorded in our Transactions , 1 One of these , however , the statement ascribed to Dugdale , probably the greatest antiquary of his age , must again be referred to . John Aubrey , in his Natura ! History of ...
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