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What Is Freemasonry?

cement , we will use the healing oil of kindness and affection , to relieve the burning pains of poverty and misfortune . Our square shall be faith , our p lumb-line hope , and our level love and charity . " Thus they spoke , and in all parts of the world the good came forward , and said : " We will "becomefellows to these builders !" And in their meetings they celebrateas a glorious secretthis temple with

, , many beautiful symbols . There they are all equal , and no difference is tolerated in regard to worldly rank , but princes and mechanics vie with each other in humility , and call one another brother , as you , in sight of His altar , call | the Lord your Father ! They have signs which they keep secret and inviolable , by which they know each other when they meet ; and if they had never met before , in the land of

the stranger one Freemason will recognise another by the first grasp of the hand , and exclaim " Thou art my brother !" This is all , my dear friend , that I can tell you . A Freemason must be secret ; and for this reason , perhaps , we find no Miss Freemason nor Mrs . Freemason , for the ladies have a somewhat nimble tongue . Selah ! I advise you to let the good young man marry the girl with the beautiful eyesand she will

, soon discover , by his life , that the Freemasons are very polite people , and sincerely desirous of keeping on good terms with the more beautiful portion of the human family . [ We take the above from our ' new contemporary , The Masonic Age . —En . MM . " ] .

A Catalogue Of Masonic Books In The British Museum.

A CATALOGUE OF MASONIC BOOKS IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM .

( Continued from page 317 . ) 704 g 20 . Oliver , G .: The History of Initiation . 12 Lectures . ( New Ed . ) 8 vo . London , 1841 . 704 / 31 . Ragou , J . M .:- Cours Philosophique et Interpretatif des Initiations , etc . 8 vo , Paris , 1841 . 704 h 20 . Williams , W .: Constitutions , etc ., of Free and Accepted Masons .

4 to , London , 1815 . 1355 a . Oliver . G .: The Star of the East , etc . ( New Ed . ) 12 mo , Lond ., 1842 . 1859 ry . Percy , W . J .-. Three Sermons before the Prov . Grand Lod ge of Free and Accepted Masons , Dorsetshire . 8 vo , London , 1844 . PP 1073 Masonic Monthly : Nos . 1 and 2 . 8 vo , Boston , 1863 . 1162 de 3 Masonic Minstrel : The MM ., etc . 24 mo , London , 1877 (?) . JB . Freemasons . Fol , London , 1869 , etc .

JB . The Freemasons Chronicle . Fol , London , 1875 . 13691 Ashe , J .: The Masonic Manual . ( NewEd . ) 12 mo , London , 1843 .

1369 * 30 . Fellows , J .: An Exposition of the Mysteries , etc ., of Freemasonry . 8 vo , New York , 1835 . 1369 i . TrevilKan , M . C : A Letter on the Anti- Christian Character of Freemasonry . 8 vo , Bath , 1849 . 1369 i . Mackey , A . G .: A Lexicon of Freemasonry . 12 mo , Charlestown , 1845 . 13691 PrestonW .: Illustrations of Masonry . ( 16 th Ed . ) 12 mo

, , London , 1846 . 1369 i . Adams , J . Q .: Letters on the Masonic Institution . 8 vo , Boston , 1847 . 1369 i . Catalogue ( Sub . 2 ) : Berizeichniss der Freimaurerischen Biicher Samonburg . 12 mo , Dresden , 1847 . 1369 i 37 . Freemasons : A Master-Key to ' Freemasonry . ( 2 nd Ed . ) 8 vo , London , 1760 .

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THE RECORDS OF AN ANCIENT LODGE. Article 1
TARSHISH; ITS MODERN REPRESENTATIVE. Article 7
THE SOUTHERN SCOURGE. Article 10
THE MORAL AND RELIGIOUS ORIGIN OF FREEMASONRY. Article 11
MASONIC HYMNS AND ODES. Article 15
SOME CONVERSATION WITH AN ANCIENT DRUID. Article 17
LOST. Article 22
SKETCHES OF CHARACTER. Article 23
AUTHENTIC CRAFT HISTORY IN BRITAIN. Article 24
EXTRACTS, WITH NOTES, FROM THE MINUTES OF THE LODGE OF FRIENDSHIP, NO. 277, OLDHAM. Article 27
A PSALM OF LIFE AT SIXTY. Article 32
PARADOXES. Article 33
"KNIGHTS TEMPLAR" OR "KNIGHTS TEMPLARS." Article 36
PETER BEERIE. Article 37
WHAT IS FREEMASONRY? Article 39
A CATALOGUE OF MASONIC BOOKS IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM. Article 41
WOULD WE HAPPIER BE? Article 43
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What Is Freemasonry?

cement , we will use the healing oil of kindness and affection , to relieve the burning pains of poverty and misfortune . Our square shall be faith , our p lumb-line hope , and our level love and charity . " Thus they spoke , and in all parts of the world the good came forward , and said : " We will "becomefellows to these builders !" And in their meetings they celebrateas a glorious secretthis temple with

, , many beautiful symbols . There they are all equal , and no difference is tolerated in regard to worldly rank , but princes and mechanics vie with each other in humility , and call one another brother , as you , in sight of His altar , call | the Lord your Father ! They have signs which they keep secret and inviolable , by which they know each other when they meet ; and if they had never met before , in the land of

the stranger one Freemason will recognise another by the first grasp of the hand , and exclaim " Thou art my brother !" This is all , my dear friend , that I can tell you . A Freemason must be secret ; and for this reason , perhaps , we find no Miss Freemason nor Mrs . Freemason , for the ladies have a somewhat nimble tongue . Selah ! I advise you to let the good young man marry the girl with the beautiful eyesand she will

, soon discover , by his life , that the Freemasons are very polite people , and sincerely desirous of keeping on good terms with the more beautiful portion of the human family . [ We take the above from our ' new contemporary , The Masonic Age . —En . MM . " ] .

A Catalogue Of Masonic Books In The British Museum.

A CATALOGUE OF MASONIC BOOKS IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM .

( Continued from page 317 . ) 704 g 20 . Oliver , G .: The History of Initiation . 12 Lectures . ( New Ed . ) 8 vo . London , 1841 . 704 / 31 . Ragou , J . M .:- Cours Philosophique et Interpretatif des Initiations , etc . 8 vo , Paris , 1841 . 704 h 20 . Williams , W .: Constitutions , etc ., of Free and Accepted Masons .

4 to , London , 1815 . 1355 a . Oliver . G .: The Star of the East , etc . ( New Ed . ) 12 mo , Lond ., 1842 . 1859 ry . Percy , W . J .-. Three Sermons before the Prov . Grand Lod ge of Free and Accepted Masons , Dorsetshire . 8 vo , London , 1844 . PP 1073 Masonic Monthly : Nos . 1 and 2 . 8 vo , Boston , 1863 . 1162 de 3 Masonic Minstrel : The MM ., etc . 24 mo , London , 1877 (?) . JB . Freemasons . Fol , London , 1869 , etc .

JB . The Freemasons Chronicle . Fol , London , 1875 . 13691 Ashe , J .: The Masonic Manual . ( NewEd . ) 12 mo , London , 1843 .

1369 * 30 . Fellows , J .: An Exposition of the Mysteries , etc ., of Freemasonry . 8 vo , New York , 1835 . 1369 i . TrevilKan , M . C : A Letter on the Anti- Christian Character of Freemasonry . 8 vo , Bath , 1849 . 1369 i . Mackey , A . G .: A Lexicon of Freemasonry . 12 mo , Charlestown , 1845 . 13691 PrestonW .: Illustrations of Masonry . ( 16 th Ed . ) 12 mo

, , London , 1846 . 1369 i . Adams , J . Q .: Letters on the Masonic Institution . 8 vo , Boston , 1847 . 1369 i . Catalogue ( Sub . 2 ) : Berizeichniss der Freimaurerischen Biicher Samonburg . 12 mo , Dresden , 1847 . 1369 i 37 . Freemasons : A Master-Key to ' Freemasonry . ( 2 nd Ed . ) 8 vo , London , 1760 .

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