by Moe | Illustrations of Masonry
Illustrations of Masonry by William Morgan [1827] Start Reading This book has a controversial backstory which is part of the mythology of anti-Freemasonry. ‘Captain’ William Morgan, the author, was a disappointed Freemason in Batavia,...
by Moe | Illustrations of Masonry
p. i ILLUSTRATIONS —OF— MASONRY —BY— ONE OF THE FRATERNITY Who has devoted Thirty Years to the Subject. “God said, Let there be Light, and there was Light.” Copyright Secured. Printed for the Proprietor, CAPT. WM. MORGAN’S EXPOSITION OF...
by Moe | Illustrations of Masonry
p. ii Northern District of New York to wit: Be it Remembered, That on the fourteenth day of August, in the fifty-first year of the Independence of the United States of America, A. D. 1826, William Morgan, of the said district, hath deposited in this office the title...
by Moe | Illustrations of Masonry
p. iii (WRITTEN FOR THE ORIGINAL EDITION. By the Publisher, Col. David C. Miller, Batavia, N. Y.) In the absence of the author, or rather compiler of the following work, who was kidnapped and carried away from the village of Batavia, on the 11th day of September,...
by Moe | Illustrations of Masonry
p. 10 p. 11 ILLUSTRATIONS —OF— MASONRY, ETC. A Description of the Ceremonies used in opening a Lodge of Entered Apprentice Masons; which is the same in all upper degrees, with the exception of the difference in the signs, due-guards, grips, pass-grips, words and their...
by Moe | Illustrations of Masonry
If there are any candidates to be brought forward, that will be the first business to be attended to. I will therefore proceed with a description of the ceremonies used in the admission and initiation of a candidate into the first degree of Masonry. A person wishing...
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