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CONTENTS
I
The
Initiation
Magii
Abif
Solomon,
The
A
Ordeal
The
Legend
Serpent
Hiram
Abif
Hiram
in
in
His
Beasts
Bosom
of Sheba
Queen
the
meets
Hiram
of Sheba.
Queen
the
and
of
of Probation
in a Den
of Wild
Candidate
Persian
Ancient
the
Curious
and
into
10
...
Love
Solomon
10
Plots
Death
Hiram's
11
II
Attempts
Governments
Early
Presbyterian
The
So
Hostile
Exposures
Catholic
the
Edicts
Masonry
to
Torture
Spanish
16
of Freemasonry
Hostility
Popes
against
17
IS
in
of John Coustos
Inquisition
of Roman
13
15
Ridiculed
Called
Horrible
Freemasonry
Opposition
Order
Roman
by
Exterminate
to
1743
20
Masonry
23
III
Leo
Taxil's
Murder,
Mass,
Leo
the
in the
Taxil's
Begins
Charges
Remarkable
Devil,
Women,
High
Degrees
Early
Writing
all
Masons
Books
" the
with
Black
of Masonry,
Career
anti-Masonic
about
28
Books
Murder
29
30
by
32
Devil
the
Revolting
of Taxil's
in 1896
Tales
Extraordinary
33
34
at Trent
Congress
Anti-Masonic
Collapse
Masonry.
Luciferan
and
''Black
Mass"
Vaughn
Diana
The
Attended
Meeting
Masonic
Describes
35
36
IV
The
of William
Disappearance
"
Over
All
Followed
Anti-Masonry
Criticisms
Recent
States,
Morgan
41
Politics
45
Denunciation
Adams's
Quincy
which
United
the
of William
in American
Disappearance
John
Excitment
Anti-Masonic
the
Morgan
47
Masonry
of
49
The
Tradition
and
Three
Degrees
First
Tradition
of
Masonry
Historical
One
Unique
Freemasonry,
of
52
its Ancient
into
Evolution
Masonic
Origin
54
56
Expands
Degree
Freemasonry's
of the
Defined
Freemasonry
The
Evolution
the
Three
from
57
Masonry
Law
"
58
59
VI
The
Origin
and
Scottish
York
Advent
Rite
and
Rites,
Structure
and
Their
Degrees
of Masonry
of
the
York
Relations,
60
into
America
61
Lodge
First
under
Royal
Historical
Origin
Authority
"
"
Degree
Arch
Council
of
Templar
Rite
Degrees
63
64
Degrees
Growth
Modern
67
71
of Freemasonry
in America
and
Masonry
62
63
Btfasonry
Scottish
Negro
American
Liberia
72
VII
The
"
Principles
Fundamental
Fundamental
of Masonry
Required
by the
of Masons
of 1388, 1462, 1563 and 1586
Ordinances
77
....
The
Famous
Why
Women
Ancient
are
79
Charges
Excluded
One
Knew
who
Franklin
Benjamin
76
Principles
Deportment
Women
Moral
of Freemasonry*
Teachings
Religious
and
from
Masonry
Degree
Masonic
81
.
Freemasonry
on
83
87
Burial
of
Master
Mason
88
Burial
of
Knight
Templar
90
VIII
The
Landmarks
Its Universality
The
Landmarks
The
Universality
Its
of Masonry
a
as
of
Secret
of the
for
"
Fraternity,
Masonry
Institution
Benevolences
Suggestion
Defined,
96
99
112
Masonic
Reading
114
THE
STORY
OF
FREEMASONRY
The
Initiation
Magi,
Abif,
and
into
Curious
Solomon,
and
HOU
Ancient
the
Legend
Queen
the
of Sheba,
of
was
Hiram
of
SANDS
there
Persian
years
in Persia
underground
whose
ceremonial
it
so
pense,that
and
the
CA
modern
man
were
much
on
time,
costly
stage
applied
admission
large
seem
skill
it, the
spectacular
the
of
membership
scale,
thought,
with
compared
for
sought
who
so
ters
quar-
equipment
and
in
secret
wonderful
organization
men
ago
and
involved
and
ex-
most
productions
orate
elabon
paltryMMM
for initiation
into
this
soci-
THE
To
ety.
his
test
subjected
to
continued
through
darkness
of
who
had
is
This
He
Days'
led
was
by
the
he
which
directed
was
Suddenly
thrust
and
into
instantly
were
in fact
up
directed
pulled,
escaped,
wounds,
make
trampled
into
his
upon
covered
with
another
place
den
other
whence
beasts.
and
of animals
to be
beasts,
Society
he
cunningly
tossed,
was
he
before
and
in
been
had
buffeted
bruises
cavern
was
them.
place
and
he
vicious
of the
way,
object
seemed
what
way
cavern,
hands
resemble
horrible
this
to
by
felt his
wild
lighted
members
to
gerous
dan-
hideous
unseen
and
wolves
made
Through
by
attacked
to
gloomy
ravenous
faintly
the
lions, tigers,
but
toward
by
seized
concluded
candidate
he
which
of
than
duration.
figure
confronted
howls
the
ordeal
Mysteries:
the
of
him
This
was
the
grotesque
interior
deep
where
came
to
from
precipice,
to
to
admitted
"
more
of
fast of Fifty
happened
finally
when
reason
it ; and
what
silence
cave.
undertaken
a
with
the
was
and
in the
solitude
was
which
months,
subterranean
dethroned
he
probation
several
had
OF
fitness
and
of
period
in utter
undergone
one
sincerity
STORY
genuine
which
re-
FREEMASONRY
loud
sounded
which
shot
flame.
If
horror,
his
chamber
ing
peals
thunder,
of
fainted
senses
from
in
delightful
perfumes
to
quieted
of
exhaustion
returned
where
bursts
terrifying
constantly
he
through
and
and
comfortable
music
and
some
extent
sooth-
his
agitationJTJTjr
CThen
three
One
him.
of them
his bosom,
into
from
to
the
arouse
cries
awful
There
to
entation
lam-
of
beheld
he
men
of
reptile
conducted
the
enduring
Holies.
It
brilliant
miniature
candidate
seven
scenes
as
of
subterranean
appalling
many
the
the
emotions.
was
sun
out,he
and
while
In the
was
bowed
was
Then
most
East,
the
and
took
the
initiation
in
moved
ravishing
before
of
in which
stars
seated
presence
Holy
the
apartment
beautiful
heart
stoutest
entered
splendid
sky,
Such
trying
most
held
heard.
throne,
by
likely to disturb
if his strength
Order.
was
issued
followed
was
perils, each
was
he
loathsome
of Hell.
journeys
and
the
representation
torments
This
with
despair.
and
dreadful
skin
which
approached
Squirming
Snake
threw
and
his
chilling
door
priests
venerable
music
a
upon
en
goldthe
whom
oath
of
the
of
the
Per-
Magi,
sian
the
extreme
whose
Aristotle
There
Plato.
lands,
in other
Isis in Egypt,
Greece.
And
in
on
modem
legend,
and
initiation
been
Abif,
who,
master
according
the
to
tradition,
well
charms
hand
she
accepted
the
requests
his
of
Hiram
After
secured
Abif,
Temple,
mon
Solo-
whose
an
in Women,
a
as
to
victim
and
visitor,
proposal.
had
engineer
OrderJTJTJT
fell
in marriage.
her
her
of
ram
of Hi-
assisted
beauty
in Architecture,
as
seductive
to
and
for
eye
and
already
visited Solomon,
Glory,
had
who
of Sheba
Queen
appreciative
legend
Masonic
the
has
Solomon's
King
of Riches
Prince
that
Magi
architect
of
in founding
CWhen
It is
author
description
whose
rehearsed.
the
English
an
in
One
facts.
Persian
the
of
building
the
by
of antiquities,
student
of the
at
is told
influence
is richest
and
historic
and
tale
curious
very
society,
tradition,
sonry
all, Freema-
living
as
emerged
in
Eleusinian
them
among
civilized
in Phcenicia,
the
and
from
of antiquity
of Cabiri
Rome,
has
alone
times
both
teries
Mys-
other
were
in the
of
"those
of Sabazian
by
is certified
antiquity
"
Zoroaster,
by
founded
society
OF
STORY
THE
10
the
sought
consideration,
Later,
the
when
repeated
presentation
work
on
the
FREEMASONRY
Temple
11
was
ability, the
cast
into
look
heart
him.
to
pression
he
grined,
declared
his
love.
his
their
arms,
to
responded
be
his
the
quarreling
the
This
legend
rapturously
ing
Realiztheir
Jerusalem
in Arabia.
to
at
while
Meanmen
work-
death
would
gave
them
an
with
him.
As
slain
while
seeking
Hiram's
and
was
excuse
consequence
exit
temple.
is
Biblical
so
at
history
and
although
to
into
certain
him,
to
soon
approve
leave
hinted
that
temple
from
not
meet
had
ent.
pres-
of affection.
to
t^mes, and
she
and
would
Hiram
tradition
Cha^
herself
threw
words
planned
pleasing
for
great
but
thoughtful^
and
lips met,
Solomon
on
his
were
maids
She
Solomon
they
her
but
none
silent
different
by
im"
the
by jealousy.
stirred
was
mating,
of
Queen
of
ways
his friend.
to destroy
about
Hiram
in a grove
near
salem
Jerumet
when
that
aware
her
set
Queen
He
drew
in the
wise
the
was
and
of Naphthali
which
became
on
of extraordinary
tribe
eyes
Solomon,
made
architect,
The
her
instantly
women,
of the
son
her
to
revelation
variance
character
it cannot
that
it gives
with
additional
whose
memory
Masonic
be
accepted,
interest
will
THE
12
live
men.
chosen
which
as
long
as
Freemasonry
It is printed
from
among
found
their
as
the
widely
circulated
exists
curious
way
among
into
Century,
readers
OP
among
specimen
apocrjrphal
many
Eighteenth
during
STORY
tales
in Europe
and
were
of
books.
FREEMASONRY
13
II
Attempts
to
Freemasonry*
Exterminate
has
REEMASONRY
fcrcnt
by
vigorous
have
been
St State
to
suppress
and
flourished
closing
years
of the
of the
CHalf
the
not
enemies
a
order
so
dozen
were
clearly
coun*
it,
notable
once
States,
nineteenth
arose
and
century
fraternity
JCjrjM*
attempts
to
when
understood
the
witnessed
mystification
remarkable
serious
Church
European
United
of the
made
in
efforts
by
made
excitement
in the
in France
purpose
Many
destroy
and
popular
anti-Masonic
malicious
whose
Deadly.
was
dif-
attacked
and
enemies
tries
been
times
at
annihilate
its purposes
were
they
now.
as
are
before
and
Roman
the
inveterate
most
began
its unrelenting
Masons
fines,
and
Queen
1561
lodge
to
Prance
of her
dangerous
the
suspicion
of Oermany
by
ladies
unable
to
cajole
husbands,
be
should
lodge
their
who
work,
a
was
the
the
court
an
the
of
woman
intense
court
had
order
that
sons
Ma-
in
Joseph
her
up
disappointment
whose
been
from
Pratemity,
to give
ion
opin-
engaged
Emperor
ladies,
be
Theresa
secrets
while
the
in
Masonry
who
its
issued
but
misled
of the
public
against
exort
ed
induc-
it might
Maria
arrested
member
project,to
chagrin
and
her,
and
Masonry
that
Empress
or
initiation
command.
abolishing
of her
sons
Ma-
order,
to
influenced
in 1747
their
the
govemment,but
was
grand
forbade
but the
into
and
the
obnoxious
law
it. The
of all
enforced.
and
lodges,
to the
nullified
up,
importunities
to
owing
never
ordered
officers
withdraw
An
ment
imprison-
by
was
broken
passed
1637,
it
actively
in chapters,
Elizabeth
subsequent
her
felons
made
punishment
in their
meet
number
their
1429
but
of England
to
of
to
them
subjected
In
in
its
and
it.
against
confederated
who
openly
warfare
of Parliament
act
Church,
Catholic
enemy,
OF
STORY
THE
14
I,
persuaded
foolish
and
husbands
FREEMASONRY
15
LaFontaine's
sage
read
'^nothing
is so oppressive
had
perhaps
that
women
Great
The
Protestant
decreeing
who
are
shall
be
oath,
the
did not
be
should
for any
Owing
to
Stirling
in
1745,
in 1755,. the
in
used
if the
to
their
on
all metal
their
All
'Ve-puted
persons,
I Kings,
who
refused
and
who
did
to
answer
and
admonition,
entice
others
into
the
Edinburg
in
1757
to
wheth-
ordered
to give
Bible
vii-21,
to
and
scandal"
under
at
up
was
ceremonies,
in
of admission
Those
if the
ineligible
synod
required
superstitious
passage
them.
were
tarily,
volun-
Republic.
at
as
un-
made
the
synod
questioned
they
those
and
of
in
taken
order
of Scotland
be
abjure, by
in the
the
and
to
initiation
on
fined
action
associate
Masons
the
employment
hostile
the
that
renounce
heavily
subjects
have
providing
and
in
Freemasons
to
they
engagements
society,"
and
be
to
Masonry
immediately
obliged
known,who
er
known
actually
secret;
in Switzerland,
"citizens
that
as
one."
denounced
tribunal,
1745,
said
of Berne
Council
vation
obser-
sealing
were
snare
was
answer
read
were
"incapable
declared
ordinances."
purged
strictly
and
by rebuke
charged
not
of Freemasonry.
to
16
THE
Frederick
in
his
I of Sweden
dominions
death,
following
Augustus
In
Charles
1751
sonic
the
in
CDuringthe
both
by
ious
in that
The
the
and
Freemasons,
one
of the
describing
"A
Who
set
period
of
of ranting,
meet
bellows.
to
members
the
roaring,
sing
old
to the
societies
without
of
which
the
anecdote
were
in deriding
and
these
song,
the
satirizing
as
rumbling
rose
en-
rhymes
numerous
them
ser-
generally
and
of
racy
delighted
essence,
social
almost
bodies,
and
contrast
were
organizations,
glass,
utterances.
dignity
other
which
cen-
in England
clerical
in marked
Masonry.
convival
the
by
were
bibulous
of
vious
tory
prohibi-
eighteenth
fraternity's
country,
exception
attacked
numerous
of
was
bers,
of its mem-
issued
of the
part
and
the
character
frivolity
VI
was
ridicule
time
lodge
Ma-
BraziUfJCJC
latter
Freemasonry
prohibited
Venice
John
1818
tury
that
Spain
before.
year
transportation
from
edict
the
of
ick
Freder-
of King
Poland
of
penalty
under
example
Naples.
by
and
1740
III of
in
rites
abolished
At
the
III
Freemasonry
forbade
in
OF
STORY
and
fellows,
bum
the
FREEMASONRY
Champagne
And
they
then
at
Hiram
Poker
Boaz,
and
truth
the
of them
to
way
both
All
than
found
the
word!
joke."
practicing
with
Devil
the
initates
were
with
in
to
printed
prove
one
from
and
the
profess
the
it is clearly
wherein
Reason
red-hot
stories,
and
"Masonry
entitled
Sermon
who
foolish
from
and
preceding
years
publications
of
exposures
Scrip-
Mysteries
Masonic
1793
that
Freemasonry,
English
forty-five
in
the
Jachin!
are
of Damnation."
hundred
French
'tis all
similar
in amusing
be
and
seriously
state
The
sign!
books
Hell;
that
ture,
the
branding
of
was
Proved,
such
Several
poker.
making,
Master
chained
"Raising
as
also
arts,
Circle,^'
in
nothing,
were
black
wise
stroke
They
been
they've
own
Grand
and
tongs!
and
all
of their
secret
and
'Tis
hard
jerk.
work.
for the
Next
how
say
in
dozens
claret,
and
No
productions
libraries,
as
curiosities;
preserved
"An
Account
as
of the
they
to
profess
by
written
romancers.
of these
prolific
were
where
bear
Freemasons,"
are
they
such
less
to
be
are
titles
"The
THE
18
Grand
STORY
Discovered,"
Mystery
of Freemasons
''The
Dissected,"
''Masonry
Made
''The
''The
"A
Known/'
Freemason
the
of
Secrets
Master
Three
OF
sonry
Ma-
of
Key
masonry,"
Free-
to
Distinct
Knocks,"
Stripped
Naked,"
Ladies,"
and
masonry
"Free-
"The
Vail
V^ithdrawn"JfJfJf
4LThe
Roman
Catholic
deep
with
began
to spread
oath-bound
that
secrets
in
the
settled
was
lodges
and
liberal
into
deep-seated
from
in political
had
lodge
Amsterdam
to
continued
and
that
arrested
they
were
their
that
their
the
to
inimical
influence
to
to
cause
for
order,
They
were
lodge,
Masons,
the
the
in 1735.
Holland
the
the
Roman
edict
defied
the
Italian
and
The
in their
suspicion
by
time
Pope.
in
and
hatred,which
of French
secretly.
meet
reveal
Conscience
government
of Masonry
abolishment
it
When
and
adventures
sufficient
of
promulgation
confessedly
principles,
time
of the
power
Church
An
of
participation
temporal
not
confessional,
augmented
undoubted
as
would
Freedom
tolerant
other
it first
when
organization.
Masons
taught
society
Europe
over
masonry
Free-
viewed
suspicion
secret
learned
Church
and
covered
dis-
acknowledged
swore
that
FREEMASONRY
19
their
society
laws
of God
that
the
or
implicit
they
would
done,
town
strongly
that
for
series
its
imposed
of
men
altars
lodges
visited
crowns
of
several
by
extort
by
the
applied
to
fine
Masons
the
of
rack.
gal,
Portu-
and
imprisoned
were
who
thousand
Spain
decree,in
not
following
one
of
torture
the
and
and
threatening^U
edict
a
it admitted
would
The
the
which
Religions,
All
its members
with
gold
1738,
Decai]^
of
an
and
tortured
first sought
which
th(^l[nquisiti^^
fronrthenrtfie
infliction
failing
to accomplish
to
galleys,
the
the
accepted,
confessional.
this vicious
to
was
Freemasonry
the
at
Under
himself
papaQulmination^in
he published
year
and
of
issuedA-bulLiP
obligations
reveal
was
Mason,
magistrate
XII
denounced
to
This
teachings
and
and
satisfaction.
Clement
first of
he
the
admission
great
Pope
the
it
initiation,
became
clerk
were
in whom
man
his judgment.
approved
fraternity
his
by
they
for
the
proposition
which
confidence,
abide
the
some
select
to
repugnant
submitted
before
should
had
nothing
man,
court
brought
so
taught
on
of
of the
secrets
inhuman
that
which
torments,
purpose
they
were
sent
society
and
them
subjected
20
to
the
most
indignities
offensive
OF
STORY
THE
ful
fright-
and
craeltiesjrjrjir
"LOne
of his suffering
from
Lisbon,
in Portugal.
He
Switzerland,
precious
he
brethren,
told
an
he
hear
nothing
but
the
before
Then
he
geon,where
them
as
was
of
to
charged
Roman
was
to
another
he
in
of
cries
he
led
was
ing
speak-
with
which
dungeon
later
he
requested
laid in darkness
informed
cpuld
and
Freemasonry,
with
con-
dungeon,
in his
days
his
him
religion,
replaced
on
private
dismal
later
and
consistent
taken
"
and
priest
speak,
days
and
after
at
into
few
Three
nature
far
England
work
seized
him
groans
the
then
reflection.
so
The
and
the
did
meetings.
which
of
with
woman,
Inquisitors
denied,
to
in various
forbidden
was
injuriously of
again
to
Freemasonry
threw
and
prisoners.
for
him
Inquisitive
of the
1743,
where
he
took
Lisbon
There,
Inquisition,
the
the
native
in London,
to
went
practiced
and
fession,
to
he
stones.
houses,
other
yeafsH^estdence
in Paris,
March,
was
profession,
^riapidary)"y
twenty-two
five
to tell
Inquisition
the
parents
whose
in 1716.
lived
John Coustos,
story
the
at
Freemason,
was
to
explain
he
which
his
"
obligations.
deeper
seven
dunweeks.
FREEMASONRY
during
21
itors three
order,
him
he
to
for his
the
ped
secrets
/astened
his
neck,
limbs
tightly
wound
around
ed
through
drawn
to
his
Custos
times
and
his
at
each
judges
was
declaring
make
him
later
when
guilty
his
he
Chamber
of
the
the
his
that
was
Horrors,
again
where
and
cut
Four
the
secrets,
of
strength
the
his
ropes,
obstinacy
were
pass*
places.
Six
of self murder.
wounds
were
ropes
utmost
to
his.
and
scafi'old
reveal
applied
around
and
These
men.
iron
ropes
thighs
under
to
strip-
put
Small
and
refused
ing
reveal-
an
foot,
each
suffer
was
was
in several
bone
refusal
torturers
to
arms
four
by
for not
drawers,
his
scafibld
holes
to
He
stretched.
the
tight
fixed
ring
doomed
was
manfully
arguing
office
for
except
it
before
Masonry.
of
heretic
advising
after
after
was
holy
of the
naked,
collar
he
rights,
tortures
the
time,
second
him
called
the
of
The
Catholic
last
The
secrets
damned,
was
Roman
turn
late.
too
him,
ed
insist-
they
to do.
declined
he
said
the
reveal
Inquis*
the
first time
threatened
they
and
The
should
which
before
taken
was
times.
he
that
time
he
which
would
weeks
recovered,
partially
to
conducted
his
arms
the
were
THE
22
drawn
slowly
his
from
his
inflicted
was
two
was
This
wrapped
terminating
which
bruised
his
his
wrists.
of
was
sufi'ered
such
be
imagined.
but
his
of his
Word
in-law,
Duke
King
stout
that
of
Swiss
relative
in
II, through
and
would
able
the
the
to
be
to
friars
the
Roman
not
may
him
offered
reaching
was
as
his
to
swollen,
Santos
heart
weeks
lift hand
There
he
day
one
condemned
turn
condition
Newcastle
Geox^e
Corpo
would
and
anguish
then
was
of
if he
release
dreadful
wrists
Four
frightfully
was
through
and
in
to
the
pressed
his
torture.
this
body
of
ends
running
put
the
chain
and
The
convent
arms
joint. Twice
He
galley-slave
the
his
still unable
he
iron
stretched
and
to
body
of
reduced
to
taken
heavy
to ropes
body,
his
around
subjected
mouth,
time
when
out
shoulders
he
returned
was
phjrsicians
again
attached
pulleys,
after
blood
torture
he
when
was
twice
at
were
was
until
and
hellish
rough
and
he
room.
chain
times,
cell
months
torture
engine
dislocations.
the
In
This
mouth.
three
his
to
an
dislocated
were
shoulders
came
by
backward
OF
STORY
Catholic,
not
consent.
his
brother-
interest
case,
British
and
the
finally
minister
FREEMASONRY
23
Compton
his
Lisbon^
at
1744,
the
he
and
same
of his
"LPapal
constitutions,
and
harshness
Clement
XII
VII
by[Pius VIII
by
Pius
of
in 1738
Pius
by
1751;
by
1865,
1869
XIII
The
1865
papaH^IIocutio^f
^menslfous,
snares
of the
Church
security
of
enemy
to
a
the
burning
hatred
aiithority,
all rights
human
1873
in
was
Satan,
to
founded
it and
fierce
of peculiar
records
of the
The
declared
Italian
to
Evil
the
its
One
development.
of
Masons,
Grand
of
epistle
It attributed
denunciations
interest
mate
legiti-
of overthrowing
temper.
contrived
with
and
religious
divine."
and
dangerous
inflamed
desirous
and
the
society;
and
Kingdoms;
better
no
dark
"
against
by
and
criminal,
and
of God,
and
Masonry
These
frauds
and
1873;
pronouncesFree-
impious
full of
in 1832;
1892.
and
masonry
in
in 1825;
XVI
and
by
XIV
XII
Gregory
by
1890
Leo
of
order
Benedictus
Leo
inl884,
the
against
; by
in 1829;
degrees
varying
in 1814;
in 1846,
IX
epistles,allocu.
edicts,
issued
were
of
detailed
wrote
15
JTJM'JM'
sufferings
encyclicals
Dec.
Lrondon
he
where
year,
account
tions
in
arrived
secured
and
subject, in October,
British
as
release,
demanded
Lodge
Pius
IX
because
show
are
the
His
THE
24
infallible
from
Holiness
fraternity
the
Victor
Emanuel,
3dd
lishing
in
caused
him
his
of
of the
was
proclamation
Emanuel,
to
was
Devil-
given
action
a
short
"
Passed
He
therefore
violations
brethren.
Italy
the
and
by
signed
tor
Vic-
grand
and
was
country,
sent
by
the
thirst
and
The
the
worship,and
tinge
the
order
of
excuse
Masonic
before.
Pope
for
desire
the
less
quench-
the
grand
Satan
of
of
effect
Leo's
That
insane
revenge
credulous
by
to overthrow
sought
as
immediate
clared
de-
of 1884
genus"
of God,which
church
time
of
in that
Masonic
convince
of
king
when
expelled,
world.
''Humanus
God.
was
estab-
Pope,
Masonic
the
expulsion,
recognized
against
baldi,
Gari-
liberty
Initiated,
of his
the
hate
by
Masonic
that
was
pope.
and
the
guilty,
encyclical
the
papacy
found
Masons
the
over
The
to
as
in overthrowing
for repeated
tried
then
of
master
all
be
aided
lodge.
Masonic
to
expelled
election
that
been
obligations
IX
Pius
informed
OF
constitutional
and
had
been
been
power
man,
Raised
his
Mason,
was
young
after
having
religious
Italy,
in
have
degree
temporal
the
to
STORY
that
this
Masonry
accusation
was
extraordinary
orient
adventurous
of
Paris
body
FREgMASONRY
25
its conditions
from
removed
in God
belief
in other
authorities
all relations
in
again
recreant
war
generate
de-
1890,
and
additional
as
organization
an
both
against
sundered
and
In
Masonry
against
once
religion
civilization.
and
Naturally
of
the
Masonic
issued
XIII
Leo
waging
principles
at
organization.
1892,
exhortations
the
of
act
Freemasonry
countries
with
French
first
the
of
an
justly indignant
the
that
over,
world
to
laws
fundamental
and
immortality,
infidelity
gross
such
in
and
of membership
these
Catholicism
in
Malta,
1843,
''We,
were
in
authorities
that
The
church.
on
head
the
by
echoed
discourse
from
expressions
inferior
Bishop
Malta
of
lodge
in
remarked:
with
of the
at
anguish
creation
of
heart,
this
diabolical
pulpit
of iniquity
face of a venomous
pestilential
from
as
the
long
heard
and
lodge,
error.
serpent,
ago
this
Flee,
this
society
The
sewer
,the
though
Catholic
literary
magazine
World,
the
perhaps
published
by
the
leading
church
in
in
America,
1875
loathsomeness
Six
as
later
years
a
secret
it said
as
spirit
of
members
deserved
one
preservation
In
is the
society
These
character
same
the
along
or
be
too
that
a
and
religion
of
have
had
exception
Church
the
of
Mason
renounces
Catholic
to
naturally
without
When
he
the
lengthy
might
toward
Catholic
from
others
which
enmity.
the
Catholic
Roman
here,
Almost
upon
Freemasonry,
and
summarize
when
attack
of
many
attitude
becomes
Order,
much
to
enemy
the
of
Masons
on
their
is
this
institutions."
public
''the secret
that
numerous
expected.
Rome
our
bitter
with
even
effect
has
in
done
influence
authorities
source
quote
becoming
has
of
and
and
Church,
Church,
and
deadliest
sweeping
the
seriously
order."
social
and
can
country
it declared
1893
one
from
particularly
the
to
organizations,
the
of
free
our
Catholic
the
secret
well
the
No
children
such
respect
for
by
her
prohibiting
to
it is obnoxious
craft
that
question
in
that
humanity.
of
association."
"Freemasonry,
vile
is dangerous
society,
institutions;
true
this
of
'^hideous
the
of
spoke
OF
STORY
THE
26
becomes
the
a
FREEMASONRY
27
is
he
Mason
from
excommunicated
that
Church.
That
has
been
Masonry
the
days
of the
the
and
condition
Roman
of
affairs
Catholicism
foul, unspeakable
tween
befrom,
Inquisition*.
THE
28
Taxil's
Leo
Murder,
Mass,
Remarkable
the
Devil.
Women,
High
Degrees
in the
HE
Books
about
"
Black
the
of Masomy,
Absurd
most
of
Roman
has
been
Catholic
drawn
for
tale
and
in the
has
CGabriel
several
Jogand-Pages
Prance,
in 1854.
advantages
at
manhood
writersJf
he
during
adopted
testatio
de"
credulity
unparalleled
last tury,
cen-
of the
with
its
society
fanaticism
decade
related
by
the
which
Church
ludicrous
blind
closing
been
by
of
all the
into
entanglements
the
OF
STORY
cularity
parti-
much
Jf Jf
was
bom
Fortunate
youth,
seilles,
Mar-
at
in educational
on
journalism
arriving
as
his
FREEMASONRY
29
Talented,
avocation.
both
religion
his writings
he
larger
One
circulation.
work
IX,"
for
heavily
was
In
entitled
1885
the
reckless
XUFs'^Humanus
Papal
a
pretended
and
in Paris,
Nuncio
of
him.
money
and
With
the
under
German,
by
of books
of
he
which
was
in
Roman
olic
Cath-
heartily
ed.
despis-
to
Europe,
Italian
and
the
di Rende,
born
of desire
dupe
into
from
recorded
the
for
church
its fold, he
produced,
of LeoTaxil,
attracted
which
translated
were
Spanish,
Revelations
Complete
of thousands
his
by
absolved
Mgr.
ardor
revenue
suppressed
pseudonym
called
in Leo
saw
him
Masonry,
hundreds
ous
scandal-
excommunications
received
attention
man
most
ambition
had
of French
wide
Amours
of
conversion,
books,
against
series
Secret
of the
he
which
number
which
wrote
obtained
young
humiliation
Church,
skeptical
and
was
genus"a
the
He
paper
publication
he
where
fined.
this
and
that
attention
that
of them
"The
contempt,
Paris,
in
daily
books
irreligious
in
much
field
infidel
an
published
Pius
so
ing
hold-
and
decency
and
attracted
sought
many
audacious,
and
of people.
were
great
into
read
In 1881
THE
STORY
OF
.30
he
had
been
was
soon
but
was
of
guilty.
With
he
illustration
and
the
he
of the
rites
devoted
to
he
foundation
delight
with
in them
saw
^Another
a
being
it
copy,
^'Before
H^ees
where
in
was
made
scandalous
authorities,
of which
were
of
sold
Mason
if not
a
upon
man
the
JfJf
two
24
at
with
in
passage
which
fact.
from
the
is admitted
to the higher
into a
he is blindfolded
ft taken
is lying on the floor.
a live sheep
a
received
were
books,
spirit
translation
grounds
shameful
Masonry
every
charged
the
explains
charge
that
papal
impossible
which
toward
copies
murderer,
following
The
his
of
thousand
francs
on
volume
justification for
church
one
hundred
by the
represented
entire
constructed
perfect
of their
attitude
One
fabrications
beastly
and
of
hideous
edifice
virho
be
to
Masons,
Female
fecundity
remarkable,
craft
Worship.
of Devil-
form
truly
of
imagina"
with
and
for
ignorance
extraordinary
full play,
powers
detail
his
gave
he
which
disregard
his
by
nity
frater-
the
of
reckless
unrestrained
and
Masonry,
tive
indiscretions
because
facts,
from
expelled
after
Apprentice,
Entered
an
made
deroom
The
FREEMASONRY
animal's
is clean
touch
'*Next
31
mouth
breathes
that
so
shaven,
like that
to
feet
and
secured
its skin feels
the
a
animal
heavily,
feigning
it
and
to
the
being.
human
of
are
is
man
placed,
to struggle
who
against
is given
imaginary
The
enemies.
candidate
to understand
is that
body
that
the
sheep's
Mason
the^ segave
crets
who
away
of a disloyal
die, according
to
must
of the order
and
some
law,
ancient
being
candidate
to him.
warning
the
as
a
exjccutioner,
''Then
he is given
a big
is persuaded
ceremonial
is, plunge
that
body
of the
that of
''Thus
an
unknown
Mason
every
least,
if not
Masons
This
sheep,
which
human
is
of Wales,
in spirit
which
served
to
greatly
animal."
dis-
such
Bismarck,
Emperor
at
ous
treacher-
from
as
and
brother.
his
murderer
denials
forth
Prince
the
William
the
stimulate
"
sale
work.
Invigorated
by
Taxil
Spiritualism
added
Masonic
tables
being,
Freemasons
tinguished
of the
into the
repeatedly
he imagines
to be
for sometimes
actually,
the place
take
of the
drew
story
knife, and
after some
to 'kill the
traitor,'
knife
the
made
the
practices
floating
crocodiles
at
in
of
credulity
and
the
Masonic
to
his
beliefs
air
and
meetings,
his
victims,
schedule
and
told
of
into
turning
and
of
for
his
THE
32
supposed
XIII
Leo
distinguished
chre,
Roman
of the
"LHigh
Pike,
of the
commander
for the
of the
recesses
Satanic
needed
and
of
the
direct
the
and
three
Demon
Tail
of
life had
for the
As
man
been
propagation
girl
Asmodeus,
she
His
in
All,
the
High
Public,
solemn
without
for the
Venus-
lascivious
in the
Masonry
She
descendant
excelled
grades.
the
and
ceremonials
and
contrived
Vaughn."
whose
years
designs.
the
Pope
grand
council,
himself
high
the
was
Charleston,
at
Luciferan
this
adroitly
of the
''Diana
that
Horns,
of the
of
been
exhibited
exemplification
Priestess
have
consistory
Hoof,
"
and
declared
Majesty
disguise
rituals
scene
as
supreme
Rite,
Taxil
man.
no
it
labors
whose
of the
Scottish
He
the
because
southern
perfection
of the
Carolina,
Masonry
of Albert
home
fertile
most
falsifications.
South
of his Luciferan
the
was
grotesque
Charleston,
made
Jf Jf
Masonry
grade
favor
high
of the
mark
Sepul-
Holy
of the
hierarchyJf
field of Taxil's
by
Order
the
with
Pope
by
honored
was
revelations
OF
STORY
consternation
in the
son
per-
said
to be
was
to
was
embraces
whose
Astarte
extended
ted,
submitthirty-
of demoniacal
betrothed
afterwards
herself
appeared
to
FREEMASONRY
33
in Charleston,
Satan
before
in the
powers,
stone
wall,
"LA11
these,
were
published
been
as
Taxil
Pike
to
and
to
and
When
urging
her
extract,
in which
wickedness
by
Upon
"
Masonic
to
his
deeds
in
in
was
repented,
to
sent
Mgr.
her
thanking
her
the
comply,
secretary
letter
rites,
"
which
by
Albert
Stab
resentment
continue
Freemasonry
astounding
with
book
wrote
to
''converted'*
be
refused
who,
had
Vaughn's
blasphemies
wrote
Diana
of the
one
Diana
Sardi,
Vicenzo
One
Vatican.
caused
deep
stir
in 1895,
XIII
against
in Paris,
Spit
to
absurdities
This
been
in
breast.
Pope's
and
have
repulsive
would
which
Per-
month
to
familiar
Host
utter
through
pass
Terrible
by
been.
her
ordering
Consecrated
ability
authorities
her
caused
had
alleged
was
in the
horrified
heart
possess-
the
other
of
ecclesiastical
in
She
and
after
avidity
himself
he
change
Leo
scores
sufficiently
deviltry,
priestess
as
Very
month
Roman
the
liquid
him
Jf Jf
and
with
read
such
was
and
indeedJf
sonage
and
into
herself
turn
to
high
Pike
of Albert
presence
supernatural
ed
Masonic
his
as
consecrated
by
was
and
good
work
!
Diana
describes
Ma-
THE
34
''Black
sonic
"
of
scores
be
may
tales
of
from
made
volume
''In
one
"
preposterous
equally
this
Mass"
OF
STORY
as*
the
priest
of perfumes
Synagogue.
the
altar of Satan's
cends
"On
human
is seen
a
a
the
table
goat
with
face
by
some
preliminary
already
excited
thick
cloud
oration.
"The
wafers.
"The
during
by
intoxicated
homages,
rites
the
are
the
'Master
box
performed
the
ad*
and
takes
and
and
some
out
words
spoken
ceremony
of the
magical
in character,
and the
continuance
blasphemous
its contents
The
mockery.
sacred
vessel
to insult
and
infernal
opens
priest
perfumes
are
and
subjected
goat
the
plays
lastly
and
cursing
and
reviling,
is delivered
incantation
following
:
part,
Esclandres,
the
of
benefits
of
sins
great
dispenser
intendant
crime,
of
of
the
sumptuous
of contempt,
vices, sovereign
inspirer
geance
of venand
of old hatreds
and
preserver
misdeeds.'
the
children
of the
ceremony
in red
wear
caps
and
scarlet
and
'At
are
this
clad
by
candles
in
their
Largely
as
works,
hold
surmounted
black
hands."
result
one
They
horns.
two
choir
of
of
Leo
which
Taxil's
has
ous
volumin-
2,000
pages.
35
FREEMASONRY
Vatican
the
Europe
were
Congress
sonic
was
in September,
al and
to
evil
to
and
byway
remedy
organization
bishops,
in Russia
Pages,
hero
of
not
and
known
the
occasion,
satisfy
completely
Vaughn,
alone,
a
for
who
could
not
entirely
public
of Taxil,
as
entrusted
Taxil,
Leo
but
his
the
congress.
greatly
a
myth
The
the
owing
the
Jogandthe
was
did
presence
obvious
an
city,
is also
Gabriel
by
retreat
safe
unknown
press.
convinced
attended,
Roman
Austrian
was
she
thousand
countries
of the
was
appear,
reasons
that
suspicion
in the
not
as
seek
thirty-six
Poland.
better
to
craft."
are
to
international
prohibition,
governmental
mor-
found
lodges
Masonic
case
as
who
cathedral
marble
where
to
being
''to
was
and
European
them
among
Catholic
the
telegraphed
Freemasonry
permanent,
from
XIII
immense
society,
against
delegates
in the
of
by
Trent
at
purpose
the
done
anti-Ma*
meet
Leo
Its
everybody
material
Church
the
to
which
blessing.
known
make
to
an
and
called
1896,
his
of impending
fraternity,
the
throughout
to a sense
aroused
from
dangers
its priesthood
and
Diana
to
Taxil
desired,
had
veloped
de-
congress,
plausible
investigation
excuses
of
THE
36
her
to
genuineness
berSy
her
of
proof
hall
the
Paris
date
that
became
so
Society
in
19, 1897Jlf Jf JT
the
place
long
so
appear
would
April
that
at
and
had
who
scamp
Monday,
secure
on
finally
she
mem-
pressure
Geographical
the
Easter
on
"LOn
The
announced
of
to
unable
existence.
he
that
strong
in
was
Jogand-Pages
Monsieur
of its
commission
course
of
which
OF
STQRY
precious
in
reveled
the
admiration
of the princes
and confidence
the
took
platform
of Catholicism
priests
that
the
presence
of a large
audience
to
assembled
formerly
made
he
told
of superb
speech
his
twelve
years
Vaughn
Diana
was
playing
the
upon
Church
Catholic
in the
He
long
his
added
ago
stories
forth
put
that
the
assured
about
of Masonry.
He
was
Mjrth,
his
that
of
its rulers
of
Pike:
of
Roman
the
culous
ridi-
men.
of Charleston
Pope
revelation
purpose
sole
of intelligent
Albert
that
ate
all Deliber-
making
Bishop
conversion
pretense,
were
credulity
the
in which
his
and
for the
and
eyes
Devil,
that
Freemasonry
of
Lies,
before
had
Vaughn,
audacity,
hearers
shocked
in
of the
associate
accuser
repentant
Diana
hear
and
intimate
the
the
now
see
and
the
and
had
falsity
that
of
the
FREEMASONRY
37
Vicar
Apostolic
Leo
XIII
that
the
in which
he
engaged
in foul
In
exist.
kept
This
silence.
audience,
Monsieur
compelled
security
in
tection
of the
quarter
of the
proofs
the
is pleasantly
to
the
Canon
the
heads
under
public
liar of the
to
write
period,
against
amusement
laid
at
made
pure
their
door
the
profound
chase
after
hell
when
what
is represented
should
its
as
filthy
bow
would
interview,
me
ed
attributhe
degradationJf
an
disgust,
remark
in which
that
results
filled
deepest
a
therein
new
pro*
abortive
Jogand-Pages
CLraterTaxil,in
*'The
by
declaring
damned
the
guidance,
with
Mustel,
Gabriel
swallow
seek
of Freemasonry,
indicated
as
prey,
under
iniquity
authorities
church
the
Taxil's
years
to
him
afforded
That
satisfaction.
of twelve
threats
doubt
no
exploits
since
and
under
where
police,
not
stunned
Jogand-Pages
another
daring
of his
howls
curses,
whose
had
the
awakened
as
did
rites"
Pope
the
place
Masons
the
atrocious
chagrin,
that
at
represented
and
informed
had
caves
alleged
had
his
Gibraltar
of
their
Jf Jf
says:
am,
the
arch-
I first commenced
for when
Masons
the
my
object was
The
crimes
simple.
and
were
so
grotesque,
so
im-
THE
38
so
possible,
for
credit
But
I lied, the
was
the
more
before
character,
informed
gained
but
Vatican,
in
wholly
inimical
to
harmony
between
Although
''For
When
so
The
never
words
deep."
decision
in
force
the
January,
of
the
two
the
to
'tis better
Holy
by
being
many
reconcilement
have
deadly
hate
1895,
church's
of
organizations.
true
of the
the
reach
establishment
perhaps
can
to
to
This
in America*
disappointment
church,
block,
Freemasonry
to
relation
centuries
stumbling
ineffective,
was
of
of the
sonry,
Freema-
of
ban
sufficient
history
Roman
least
at
Rome
works
the
fraternity
it removed,
agitation
that
Catholics
than
and
found
who
the
against
that
move-
episode
American
among
purpose
and
the
and
of showing
became
they
disturbing
this
better
were
have
of humor.
it so ; they
of veracity/'
originated
who
purpose
convinced
paragon
Shortly
ment
for
me
give
have
readers
wouldn't
fables
as
truth,
gospel
my
my
accepted
I lied
more
I
line
new
originating
thought
joke and
the
see
would
everybody
exaggerated,
widely
OF
STORY
the
See
was
Roman
in the
thus,
grow.
pierced
announced
Catholic
FREEMASONRY
39
Arch^bishop
three
Cincinnati^
of
It instructed
condemnation.
dioceses
all the
of
keep
the
three
societies
Knights
The
first
be^'openly
Masons
interests/'
He
Christian."
other
drawn
and
of
angrily
presence
familiar
Masonry"
one
of
association
and
by
the
ing
lead-
manifested
by
everything
this
so
spirit
but
is
with
"exposed
did
because
Masons
''If
he
and
asserted
that
zealous
them,
attention
he
against
mentioned,
societies
into
hatred
in America,
of
Church."
Church
the
admitted
to prevail
and
implacable
and
and
to
condemnation
the
avowed
warfare
satanic
the
Europe,
of
societies
influence
called
against
and
these
absolute
declared
the
Masons
all religious
of
of
perance."
Tem-
of
of the
then
''to
of
seem
the
excommunication
of Catholics
not
Sons
Freemasonry,
toward
Arch-bishop
their
Fellows,
decided
is under
and
to
have
to
Freemasonry
hatred
Odd
that
was
given
Catholics
The
''to
States
'*
reason
seem
lead
ordinaries
each
the
and
its
all and
the
called
PjTthiaSy
of
the
from
away
in
United
the
of
faithful
the
Freemasonry
besides
societies
included
and
in
the
Catholic
in
continual
the
admirers
to
imbibe
is
STORY
THE
40
their
their
accept
and
sentiments'*
OF
prin-
ciplesJfJIfJIf
CAlthough
fraternities
secret
an
olicism,
from
joining
abandoned,
grips,
are
other
not
Whence
in
many
the
appears
diplomatic
arous"
it
that
Freemasonry.
of
Republic,
of
composed
displeasure
of the
sons
Freema-
diplomacy
councils
also
members
zealous
in it.
that
that
passwords,
largely
the
secret
features
and
and
membership
it
it has
the
of
under
although
hold
Freemason,
part
bodies,
is
Vatican,
Catholics
Freemasons
by
secret
of them,
place
as
Labor,
other
and
Army
organized
among
obligations
Grand
of
Cath*
Catholics
restrain
although
condemned
The
by
founded
opposition
such
was
to
other
by
tolerated
Knights
the
some
and
not
ar^
attempt
organization
ed
Freemasons
the
has
of
Rome.
FREEMASONRY
41
IV
The
Disappearance
ft the
Anti"
Followed
Masonic
All
Over
of William
Morgan
Excitement
which
United
the
Masonic
HE
United
States
man
crippled
years.
In
drink,
strong
and
he
where
closed
received
York,
the
on
bad
capitular
the
made
New
1825
York,
He
was
an
in
If
been
never
one,
indulger
an
in
of
dis-"
although
degrees
avouchment
seri*
of
disposition.
it has
was
that
to Batavia^Gen.
came
trade,
of
Freemason,
regular
New
by
with
fall
the
Morgan.
mason
operative
the
it for twenty
County,
William
named
met
in 1826
ovLsly
essee
in
order
misfortune
there
States.
he
LeRoy,
Mason
in
good
before
standing
"LBefore
Batavia
for
this
he
new
permitted
chapter
of
tition
made
his
upon
him,
an
attempting
Freemasonry,
literary
been
taking
as
newspaper
All
from
expelled
the
projected
being
the
the
of
September
himself,
about
as
had
in barrels
extinguish
the
of the
the
forthcoming
and
a
be
to
of
sale
it
Miller's
to
was
of-
excite
generally.
10,
tubs
and
as
Batavia
1826,
by
of water
plenty
flames,
industriously
and
fired, presumably
was
he
1824,
designed
way
Freemasons
office
had
in
of
night
who
while
and
indignation
printing
used
in
by
printed
surreptitiously
During
of
expected
wealthy
it in
man
Miller.
publication,
fice, advertised
of
City
scheme
independently
made
secrets
venture
named
in the
concerned
of
work
order
in his
editor
the
York
the
partner
the
frequently
in New
pe"
of
visiting
culture
reflected
another
about
exposure
because
which
name
set
petition
but
character,
he
and
sign
order,
his
in
known
were
afterward
and
JTJTJT
bodies
to
the
personal
drawn
was
angered
habits
man's
was
of discoveries
local
the
OF
STORY
THE
42
further
Miller
ing
standto
which
with
the
the
incident
was
ment
advertise-
publication,
which
43
FREEMASONRY
on
book
previously
following
printed
in England.
larceny
of
charge
He
Batavia.
His
learning
wife
to
prepared
learned
paid,
again
on
by
that
he
The
from
released
came
that
been
a
Ever
Seen
who
had
swallowed
"LHis
or
definitely
disappeared
up
abduction
in the
was
known
as
to
back
with
once,
the
Morgan
be
was
by
of
of the
and
he
him
about
was
two
while
the
the
to
three
Last
man,
as
completely
bowels
at
trace
man
off with
miles
place
home,
carriage
drove
and
alarmed
seized
learned
to
afterwards
This
Rochester.
from
arrested
creditor
when
into
had
returned
a
jail he had
"Murder"
shouted
been
despatched
him
she
where
greatly
was
hastily
news
thrust
who
for
indebtedness
had
messenger
distressing
and
Canandaigua
to
Pennsylvania
She
away.
friends
her
him.
men
York
of
from
tried,
release,
New
suit
committed
jail.
his
information,
this
very
and
the
taken
and
his
arrested
this, went
secure
that
been
and
into
thrown
and
on
miles
there,
taken
the
been
fifty
of
copy
On
have
immediately
but
arrested
to
said
was
discharged,
debt
was
Canandaigua,
at
but
to
Morgan
day
be
proved
examination
earth
if
JTJT
probably
THE
act
Freemasons,
of
ensued.
The
Clinton,
himself
man
to
stories
in which
and
to
professed
who
to
the
accept
his
that
by
upon
In
demanding
and
whole
April,
1827,
in the
complicity
to
were
others
charge
of removing
parts,
but
The
following
the
celebrated
were
an
determined
act
as
for their
were
affair, tried
fury.
for
arrested
and
next
sentenced
seventeen
month
arrested
the
refused
"
Freemasonry
men
The
imprisonment.
man
organization,
victims
several
the
of ly
admittedFreemasons
Masonic
in denouncing
l"ut persisted
of law,
secrets
Not
was
"
false
of
on
honorable
the
public
in violation
exposed
disappearance
nity,
frater-
the'victim
protestations
and
respectable
the
did
as
of the
sentence
have
ing
miss-
captors,
was'made
horrible
executing
the
publication
acting
to
appealed
his
the
Witt
De
discover
to
Morgan
tribunal
secret
sensation
York,
members
Meanwhile
by
frenzy
stirred
great
was
apprehend
all in vain.
but
Mason,
prominent
other
many
the
as
public
of New
Governor
and
the
and
and
of
by
justice, regarded
with
OF
STORY
tried
and
eign
for-
to
man
missing
on
acquitted.
October,more
abduction,
than
the
year
putrid
after
body
of
FREEMASONRY
45
drowned
man
Ontario
Lake
which
anti*Masonic
in the
midst
was
claim
His
and
be
when
he
jury
was
the
as
oians
influence
to
thousands
burial
the
that
should
man
remains,
in
the
men
not
believe
body
was
away
made
who
correct,
had
and
drowned
services^
partisan
with
secure
inta
rancor.
their
and
with
that
of hu-
ceremony
instituted
learned
been
the
enem*
punish
Morgan,
identification
his widow's
by
curses
interment
of
to
in the
and
the
vied
efforts
They
Monroe
who
tion
demonstra-
attended
on
the
exhibition
honest
ies
was
and
turned
and
politic
of citizens
travesty
Freemasons
The
votes
accompany
remarkable
big
imprecations
whose
made
the
The
designing
a
was
it to
Morgan.
for
elections,
approaching
declared
by
occasion
it
on
disappeared,
solemnly
upon
seized
the
Positively
then
of William
was
Morgan's.
clothing
worn
in.
and
was
the
remains
funeral
course,
it, although
had
the
of
high,
ran
body
the
of
campaign
prejudice
that
coroner's
the
political
it and
he
that
not
east
viewed
widow
Identified
miles
of its emotional
made
beach
the
on
forty
about
River.
Niagara
found
was
an
man
in Niagara
did
of the
investigation.
named
River
THE
46
some
weeks
found,
and
elicited
on
worn
by
the
fact
the
day
Morgan.
be
An
that
of Monroe
being
honorable
both
Pennsylvania
in
not
venom
their
only
these
every
in
votes
1828,
spreading
In
states.
northern
for
President
Clay,
Henry
and
from
Freemasons
past
and
in New
as
York
and
on
the
Masonic
issues
ed
exceed-
any
ever
known
in the
country,
those
of the
excluded
But
one
in the
state,
Civil War
from
denied
were
children
of 1832
been
if not
in 1830,
campaigns
were
schools.
had
society,
candidate
were
excepting
Masons
doubt
purpose
office,
33,000
Jackson
The
masters.
was
while
with
the
a
them
of
York
128,000
of
Andrew
against
party
public
and
majority
Mrs.
its avowed
It polled
it nominated
1832
the
from
in 1829,
70,000
same
inquest
bejrond
New
connection
Freemason.
had
by
claimed
political
drive
to
he
happening,
were
son,
the
was
proved
in Western
events
death
another
body
the
and
clothing
body
the
on
anti-Masonic
over
the
his
of
and
formed
an
that
been
had
corpse
his widow
Thereupon
held,
to
this
questioning
found
that
as
before
OF
STORY
period.
churches
the
privileges
Presidential
Vermont,
and
was
of
electlbn
carried
FREEMASONRY
by
Anti-Masonic
the
blow
47
it steadily
declined
in
and
few
of Freemasonry
during
President
United
of the
Adams.
He
was
disappearance
and
his
ability
great
were
of
^'Masonry
"
foul
blot
The
code
the
never
laws
in
sources
our
land,
drained"jrjrjr
of
will
will
seed
good."
of
pass
be
and
that
It
of evil,
"The
said,
"is
in
embraced
to its appropriate
and
guilt,
exhausted
ciation
denun-
communit}^.
Pandemonium,
error
and
abolished.
he
order,"
homicide,
of masonry,
in
any
morals
of Moloch
region
the
the
upon
"
wrong
an
prejudice
declared
be
to
produce
such
in which
in bitter
He
forever
series
experience
full play
essentially
address,
his
the
over
deep-seated
of
Quincy
John
wrote
an
Ex-
was
years
disturbed
fraternity.
the
of
existence
man
persecution
States
given
can
which
ought
is wrong
these
greatly
and
citizen
political
delivered
in
remarkable
culture,
American
of Morgan,and
of letters
signifi
in-
into
nothingness.
in the
participated
ence,
influ-
and
dwindled
years
distinguished
most
followers
numbers
finally
and
who
in
that
after
and
of its misguided
hopes
to the
The
party,
one
prevailing
and
forever
of
THE
48
"Lin
a
line
popular
to
the
ran
is
foregoing
the
with
STORY
OF
verse
from
time,
the
of
campaign
song
^'Auld
Lang
tune
of
Syne,"
set
which
follows:
as
"If
on
aught
can
earth
men
If aught
can
us
make
'Tis one
war
successful
Free
Masonry.
Against
The
dark
Mason's
engage,
free,
to
design
wage
know,
we
The
Mason's
lend
We'll
The
The
Mason's
been
was
made
but
order
by
the
"a
the
among
laws.
Like
good
flames
enough
of the
their
C^Excepting
the
wherever
never
should
issue,
of
of
in
was
that
it acting
and
contrary
the
passions
found
reason
the
penalty
lodge,
But
if
because
authority
little place,
ly
indiscriminate-
Monroe's
body,anything
Morgan"
that
persecution
bigoted
earth
members
Masonic
condemned.
was
the
of any
existed
everything
and
by
sign;
Masonic
hot-headed
fraternity
then
which
Morgan
political
not
independently
to
shrine."
under
done
was
bloody
of
executed
deed
to
grip and
blot from
hand
disappearance
have
he
bloody
fan
would
of Freemasons
enemiesJfrjTJT
constant
Roman
opposition
Catholic
to
masonry
Free-
authori-
FREEMASONRY
49
ty is obeyed,
few
in
the
literature
of it, and
but
as
hom,
in
Ages
and
of
his
Countries,
frivolity,
an
received
all its
which
dislike
on
all these
banished
enlightened
nature
and
of expelling
too
plainly
Freemasonry.
The
Right
Societies
love
All
of
vanity,
of
mystery,
lead
that
motives
facility and
quency
fre-
characters
worthless
in
the
manner
order;
disregarded
are
; the
obnoxious
members
has
the lodge
that
show
Of
Freemasonry,
true
"
as
Freemasons
a
are
rule, know
nothing.
liberal-minded
and
devoted
men
the
and
intellectual;
religious
The
statutes
Freemasons,
Genuine
Hecket-
insists
brother
every
which
who
is looked
by the
the
upon
rest;
with
reform
difficulty
the
are
which
into the
with
and
lodge.
the
the
tion
of quota-
business,
to
eye
these
"
during
says:
gluttony,
mongering
into
men
the
criticisms
William
Secret
on
work
from
is worthy
Charles
now
American
author
century
critic.
"Selfishness,
are
English
one
quarter
free
very
against
world.
is singularly
is
there
prejudice
civilized
of
efforts
churches,
little
comparatively
past
trifling
Protestant
weak
order
the
and
progress
men
prejudices,
Reverend
to
of
devoid
true
Henry
the
of
study
mankind,
moral
of political
and
cosmopolitans."
C. Potter,
bishop
'
deal
sense,
one
'Will
the
races
me
tool,
for
of the
modem
capable
of
little.
may
For
of
it should
be
our
for
unused
God,
for
doing
be
may
best
the
very
and
most
in
threatened
all
its
minds
most
and
citizenship.
more
which
in
fellowship
circumstances,
privilege,
an
in
circumstances
being
unifying
regarded,
que
pictures-
highest
the
when
more
it lies
but
or
old
as
history;
largely
that
as
Will
; more
Freemasonry
commanding
"Under
such
sacred
its
mankind,
defender,
is
achievement
all freedoms
land.
powerful
great
arise,
gathers
religions,
Today
I believe
one,
easily
sacred
this
in
man,
for
country,
girdles
and
that
other
any
in its traditions
hand
earth.
its brotherhood?
in its constituency
honored
on
that
ancient
brilliant
more
older;
the
as
remarkable
fellowship
into
of
most
other
any
most
own,
our
tell
you
the
and
as
well
its
with
world
association.
institution
of
great
extravagant
it is the
me
it,
of
benefit
unique
tell
you
in 1901
"Preemas-
said:
view
and
sound,
altogether
and
my
mutual
wild
may
words
he
is, in
than
more
Church,
Episcopal
in which
however,
onry,
all
letter
wrote
In
in the
York
of New
OF
STORY
THE
50
and
our
more,
best
as
youth
51
FREEMASONRY
be
should
be
trained,
step
advanced
forms
The
the
sublime,
It
Hiram.
so
is
manifest
no
"iuires
a
of
the
for
the
tragedy
met
as
magnificent
To
my
candidate
be
whole
for my
real,
legend
of
shadow
re-
which
a
to
word
all
worshipful
in that
soul
who
master,
work,
the
and
audience
be greater
stage,
would
distinction
to receive
than
of
peo]"le in the theaters
my
so
the
without
of life
plays
I have
stage,
mimic
substance
destiny
those
make
scarcely
picture
and
lasting
impression
upon
understand.
" to throw
^with
lodge
said
to
nowhere,
so
can
Booth
upon
real
and
make
preparatory
degrees."
determination
appear
the
through
step,
should
in all my
research
of thought,
in all my
analysis
close
study,
and
in my
of Shakspeare,
masterpieces
earnest
"
they
realm
every
never,
by
Edwin
great
^In
of
and
to which
and
the
the
personal'
its
plaud-
world."
THE
52
The
Tradition
and
Three
Degrees
First
Evolution
the
of the
Freemasonry.
of
REEMASONRYis
abeauti-
ful system
of ethics,
cultivates
certain
Moral
Truths,
them
by
as
be
the
light
great
morally
and
Purposes
cient,
all the
by
enduring
secret
world's
Masonic
discussed
and
other
and
scholars
of its
symbolical
of
Bible
to the
should
this
The
most
gin,
Orian-
of
cosmopolitan
organizations
and
ious
Relig-
elaborate
guided.
History
damental
fun-
impresses
mankind
which
spiritually
and
famous,
investigated,
by
great
minds
point
which
which
and
and
the
upon
votaries
ceremonials
OF
STORY
has
speculated
until the
been
upon
print-
53
FREEMASONRY
ed records
of their
conclusions
form
only
room
and
and
"Llf
Masonic
trable
in
hidden
of
vaults
based
their
who
as
or
one
the
the
other
have
other
of the
hand,
there
studied
Freemasons,
and
who
answer
impeneremains
The
writers
periods
and
believe
who
have
evidence
its origin
mentioned.
learned
reasoned
four-
in standard
visible
are
the
of
or
in fixing
unanimous
almost
only,are
thirteenth
on
Order
of historians
reference,
conclusions
the
first crude
consideration
of
JTJTJT
regulations
Christ.
books
consis-
forgotten
and
possession
Masonry
given
or
The
in the
and
of the
the
all
accepted,
Ages,
and
after
one
lost in the
antiquity.
either
century
not
covered
in the
now
English
On
Dark
remote
made
teenth
in
the
deeply
the
Fraternity
have
been
constitutions
written
were
of
clouds
has
out
whole
Sphinx,
confronts
enigma
into
beginnings
the
seeks
who
to whose
be
by
study
of opinion
acceptable
tradition
once
at
of fact
mass
library,
weed
difference
universally
explorer
of
to
find
could
large
of
intellect
every
^reconcile
the
great
and
that
life time
equipped
tent
limits
the
require
perfectly
mold
literature
within
would
error
researches^arguments
authors
exhaustively
the
society
ex"
54
isted
as
an
before
years
any
were
the
internal
by
the
tribe
of
thousand
These
that
through
the
five books
the
destruction
during
"
due
of
seems
as
be
should
time
poems
hundreds
transmitted
of Solomon,
of Homer
as
should
of years,
beauty,
and
by
centuries,
to
strict
Light.
ments
requireit
research,
Masonry
that
through
organized
reverent
men,
the
that
be
of
from
voluminous
preserved
in all their
bands
ness
lawless-
five
historical
after
nezzar,
Nebuchad-
general
reasonable
of intelligent
bodies
by
for the
in
believe
Brought
and
accuracy
quite
Jerusalem,
of Masonry
nearly
respect
of
th^
of
preserved
of
period
Discovered
son,
exception,
temple
lasting
disorder
and then
With
all
the
was
Hiram,
time
at
were
of the
it
widow's
instrumentality
of Moses
esoteric
Israel,
the
that
Christ.
an
without
the
the
that
temple
before
years
at
Solomon's
writers,
of
Abif,
Naphthali,
of
building
a
Hiram
hold
proves
king
Solomon,
of T3rre,
king
in
found
Order
the
of
doctrines
and
They
made.
evidence
teachings
created
be
to
permitted
source
tions
inscrip-
or
manuscripts
its
concerning
thousand
two
one
secret
absolutely
OF
STORY
THE
purity
during
and
exquisite
minstrelsJTJTJlC
55
FREEMASONRY
"LThe
foundation
tian
it
in Central
Park,
erected
in 1880,
was
hold
the
for the
vessel
purpose.
The
of
in the
placed
were
they
erected
But
it is not
by
are
of
to
and
criticisms
Fully
those
of
who
subject,
in
constructed
stones
implements
same
and
and
emblems
in which
positions
the
when
here
purpose
obelisk
to
only
that
the
Authenticated
desire
keeping
some
appreciation
of the
Chevalier
to
in mind
of
and
it,
upon
informed
of its truth,
while,
the
that
as
for
necessary
all the
de Bonneville
pages
character
made
well
time-
assaults
and
be
to
information
such
notable
been
have
the
These
and
structure,
of
at
arrive
eras.
convey
in*
to
either
Uncertainties,or
upon
ancient
history,
the
City, where
especially
conjecture
intended
Masonry,
is
the
facts
hidden
is
shaft
transportation
after
signs
in speculation
attempt
least
in America.
was
dulge
strong
at
great
York
New
in Egypt,
found
were
This
Masonic
the
showing
as
existed
Christ.
Cleo*
as
many
Freemasonry
before
century
known
by
Egyp.
of the
pedestal
accepted
that
in the
emblems
Alexandria,
at
Needle,is
evidence
now
to the
steps
obelisk
patra's
of Masonic
discovery
the
on
with
statement
"the
span
56
of
ten
the
lives
men's
ing"
the
as
Masonic
CThe
original
the
as
Masons,
the
was
During
the
building
in Europe,
counsels,
by
Masons,
extending
different
professions,
This
and
example
opened
in
was
the
keep
postors
im-
to
preserve
prosperity
architecture.
of
they
cathedral
Pisa,
York,
and
other
worked
under
strictly
to place
London
as
lodge
accepted
followed
door
architecture,
of Masonry
but
to men
of
were
initiated.
and
by
required.
adopted
they
providing
ed,
rul-
work
its privileges
approved,
regularly
to
Cologne
place
regulation
of
and
in lodges
means
Rheims,
cities,
1702
the
magnificent*edifices
Strasburg,
from
by
for the
when
London,
In
as
period
government
gree,
de-
one
Operative
on
of practical
Paris,
traveling
but
themselves,
in Vienna,
the
it
of
Mediaeval
erected
had
only
necessary
profession
distin-
as
technically
use
their
of their
own
history
universal
conferred
organization
their
undertake
Masonry,
is used
among
from
were
for
period
an
traditional,
made
who
recognition
the
historical
word
it
craft, and
OF
craft JTJTJT
from
guished
short
of
production
of the
STORY
formidable^
so
of
execution
is too
THE
lodges,
other
to
men
enormously
unskilled
in-
57
FREEMASONRY
creased
the
society,
which
into
rapidly
scope
from
the
and
cosmopolitan
the
Hindoo,
The
into
come
later
they
and
in
1777
been
having
evolution,
lofty
and
in the
far greater
the
more
infinitely
Speculative
Men
were
society
architecture
this
almost
under
widely
needed
higher
moral
of
era
of the
by
the
was
of
exacted
Operative
skill
craft.
importance
wholly
disappear,
the
stimulus
of the
nobler
lessons,
worth,
of
the
virtues,
and
of
the
purely
Masonry.
of prominence
never
practical
inculcated
degrees
the
finally
understanding
the
of
masters
yielded
thorough
of
of
during
abandoned
by
adopted
of
science
principles
moral
symbolism
ed
the
of
ritualistic
and
requirement
years
Clare,
Martin
beautiful
accepted
The
Order.
knowledge
the
Preston's
Ten
1735.
by
have
to
seem
revised
were
ian
Unitar-
participate.
about
been
had
Mo-
the
the
and
ceremonials
existence
suggestions
the
Trinitarian
degree
three
in which
Jew,
the
conscientiously
may
speculative
of ethics,
Parsee,
the
developed
wholly
system
the
of
time
that
present
the
hammedan,
influence
and
actually
in church
and
employed
in building,but
state,who
THE
58
high
whose
had
character
free
Masons,
as
of
the
those
all
by
deeply
both
traditional
years
enlarged
and
Scotland^
Spain,
Mason.
Seven
many
Ger-
Italy,
its
to
of
rites
tellect
in-
profound
were
principles
lodge,
the
name
to
principal
officers
of
master
Israel,
Hiram,
of
king
their
Warden
senior
of
Tyre.
the
and
warden
A
to
where
rites.
are
perfect
both
Place
the
representing
the
Master
given
lodge
the
Senior
Master,
the
practice
"
constitute
properly
to
called
masons,act-
master
and
meet
are
Craft
authority,
members
Warden,
historical,
more
Organization,
Masonry^
symbolic
Fellow
or
lawful
under
of
and
Apprentice,
king
Ireland,
noble
degrees
three
Entered
the
into
men
an
cherishedJTJTjr
ifiThe
ing
sons,
Ma-
forty
attracting
its
so
and
as
improved
countries
whom
prerequisite
Accepted
its
Russia,
America,
and
in
spread
Holland,
former
the
Within
in
organization,
France,
accepted
Freemasonry
Masonry.
form,
attainments
were
and
came
of
OF
proficiency,
Free
as
whence
evolution
from
operative
known
became
fine
and
distinguished,
them
made
STORY
The
Worshipful
Junior
Solomon,
personating
meeting
of
FRBBMASONRY
59^
is called
lodge
candidate
to
Communication,
which
new
The
lodge.
"in
candidate
or
virtually
With
that
become
every
and
many
never
shall
With
of
the
of
men
invited
no
to
doubt
become
is
which
person
any
This
Order.
wonder
to
law
another
absolutely
its enforcement
the
either
way,
solicit
application
been
required
organizations,
ever
1717,
Unanimity."
goes
member
worthy
in
admission
prudent
but
secret
Mason
no
own
requirement
among
makes
have
their
of
Masonic
unknown,
the
on
in
of Bngland
was
in form,
this
unique
box
under
admission
arise
lodge
decide
to
members
ever
grand
ballot
the
when
to
can
acceptable
law
the
over
complaint
members
be
must
inviolable
an
every
and
tary,
volunhas
why
caused
they
Masons.
THE
60
STORY
OF
VI
The
Origin
and
Scottish
Structure
and
Rites,
Their
and
now
the
of
Relations,
masonry
Free-
constituted,
of
consists
separate
are
datesy
foundation
4LThe
city
Macoy,
annual
were
in
Rite,
York
Rite
Masonic
and
general
re-established
addition
derives
in the
of York,
to
both
first three
the
the
north
author
having
symbolic
from
name
of repute,
of
D.
their
JTjrjT
of Bngland,
A.
Rite
for
degrees
its
respective
York
the
assemblies
in 926,
candiknown
are
as
Scottish
in regular
upon
and
two
degrees,
conferred
order
the
of
series
which
and
York
the
where
says
the
the
craft
It includes,
degrees,
Capitu"
FREEMASONRY
61
lar, Ciyptic,
in bodies
ter.
are
called
has
four
most
excellent
with
an
master,
honorary
appended,
on
The
chapters.
high
priest,
the
host,
who
the
council
has
two
its
thrice
illustrious
principal
has
mandery
Cross,
Malta.
eminent
general
Its
and
^Symbolic
America
by
Masonry
the
being
and
work,
Israel,
who
Hiram,
The
Knight
and
Comof
are
and
of
the
captain
JTjrjT
introduced
was
the
Knight
officers
prelate
British,
and
deputy,
generalissimo,
excellent
the
orders.
important
commander,
The
master
Abif.
Templar,
Knight
most
of
of
Zerubbabel,
officials
of
Hiram
three
captain
troops.
his
king
are
chapter
royal
master,
and
Joshua,
of the
of
meetings
and
scribe,
conductor
of Tyre,
of
leading
Solomon,
represent
Red
officers
degrees,
master,
king
of subordinate
priests
general
select
the
high
represent
and
priesthood
at
king,
Haggai,
Arch,
is conferred
chief
the
master,
Royal
high
of
Chapter
past
the
and
order
which
chapters
grand
The
master,
mark
meet*
convocations,
conclaves.
degrees,
Chap*
the
whose
respectively
and
conferred
as
Commandery,
and
assemblies,
grades,
designated
severally
Council,
ings
Chivalric
and
during
into
the
co-
THE
62
ionial
lish
of the
period
After
authority.
in 1776
became
but
they
British
Connecticut
JLpdge,
War
the
master
Washington
They
Ohio.
lodge
the
the
1816,
the
fire, the
the
grand
lodge
lodge
of
Union
American
charter
showing
lodge,
undoubtedly
under
American
The
was
first
authentic
which
Lodge
it to
the
No.
be
one
lost
by
one
the
1,
In
city.
new
revival
first
years
been
under
reorganized
two
historic
granted
etta,
Mari-
at
and
1790,
the
George
having
Ohio,
of
of
charter,
charter
its
ary
Revolution-
of
in
''the
continent
number
of that
original
by
the
ter
char-
in
settled
there
settlement
Union
member,
had
the
wherever
the
of
lodge,
a
was
or
and
this
of
members
take
1776
the
close
1777
American
on
the
in
lodge
military
Roxbury
in
At
America.
after
remove
might
to
In
line/' called
erected
3K"dy
Master
in
be
must
and
official.
to
granted
was
Masons,
Masonic
Grand
own
the
placeof
of allegiance
government,
civil
dependen
of In-
American
to
that
concluded
their
chose
question
one
Eng-*
onder
Declaration
the
the
serious
with
accord
was
coantry
OF
STORY
name
their
of
new
of the
old
established
authority.
historical
record
of
the
FREEMASONRY
63
dated
1746"
Twenty-two
higher
of
Boston
forty
chapter
of
Rhode
York
in
early
held
convocation
the
to
name
the
deputy
lodge,
1758
grand
same
America
of
in
chusetts,
Massa-
grand
"
New
subsequent
its
changed
year
grand
arch
royal
at
in
and
Connecticut
which
general
of
number
1798,
in
existing
Island,
the
the
States
chapters
of
England.
under
than
Northern
the
came
body
later.
years
formed
it
in
is
past
and
lodge
Philadelphia
in
appeared
masters
later
years
authority
was
it in
degree
arch
royal
presiding
when
received
masters
and
the
of
commanication
chapter,
with
chapters
its
under
authority.
The
degrees
council
Berlin,
by
Prussia,
in
1783,
the
of
archives
They
known
degrees,
Gradually
the
were
and
the
degrees
upon
until
the
in
1827
grand
whom
a
and
the
to
free
of
detached
of
charge.
of the
over
companions
conferred,
appointed
investigate
the
princes
jurisdiction
been
was
in
of
Carolina.
as
hands
it had
committee
chapter
time
conferred
into
of
South
that
at
authority
came
II, king
council
Charleston,
at
from
deposited
were
and
grand
Jerusalem
were
Frederick
of
authority
America
to
came
the
by
pro-
THE
64
of having
pritey
found
belonged
degrees,
to
of
threw
which
was
by
Supreme
the
by
only
placed
for
degree,
the
and
is likely
them
CFor
many
templar
twelfth
leading
the
origin
nine
when
holy
of which
Christian
of
the
at
was
to
Addison,
protect
in
of
1113
to
had
battle
brotherhood
over
of the
authority,
back
who
the
arch
descended
centuries.
order
knights
necessary
of knights
crusaders
Masonic
American
themselves
a
the
authority
having
as
fourteenth
and
royal
now
ariseJTJTjr
regarded
from
directly
but
rite
are
commanderies
years
were
that
the
of
conflict
ly
direct-
as
no
their
as
belong,
of
to
Scottish
They
illustration
ever
councils
the
of
establish
states.
granted
they
where
agents
inasmuch
council
side
for the
to
representatives.
exactly
by
grand
never
were
as
different
formed
proper,
charters
originally
rite
charters
off allegiance
which
original
finally
them.
have
to
in
arch
over
conferred
councils
councils
royal
Scottish
the
granted
rite who
These
them
were
which
of that
grand
jurisdiction
committee
rite,
several
assume
chapters
This
the
OF
STORY
nobly
and
the
guide
A.
D.,
acquitted
Jerusalem
arms,
dates
formed
purpose
pilgrims
FREEMASONRY
on
their
so
poor
no
fixed
to
way
they
place
By
the
thirty
in
ies
of their
thousand,
Italy.
both
The
gra^d
master
of
dc
Molay,
went
James
of the
bearing
silver
being
to
Philip,
on
the
cross,
in
the
form
they
comrades,
were
cat,
and
put
to
of
the
torture.
knights,
all the
purpose
by
have
to
eating
request
recovery
arrested
of terrible
the
sixty
his
idols
the
at
carry,
of spitting
Templar,
and
for
worshipping
of
churchmen.
gold
of
determined
Accused
excited
Paris
to
had
they
which
Knights
were
Sicily
later
the
could
All
was
who
Germany,
and
plans
Land.
wealth.
dead
horses
Arragon,
kings
florins
numbered
Cyprus,
Leon,
in 1307, with
concert
Holy
the
Pope
150,000
twelve
Antioch,
treasure,
cupidity
of
order.
years
the
years
commander-
Ireland,
much
accumulated
five
had
and
hundred
temple
they
Tripoli,
England,
France,
were
century
and
Castile
had
and
of the
Jerusalem,
twelfth
Jerusalem,
Portugal,
and
of
were
they
until
enclosure
vows
of the
end
horse,
one
habitation
of
They
City.
on
II, king
taking
the
two
in the
Baldwin
after
Holy
the
rode
quarters
given
by
65
and
and
the
of
King
their
trampling
the
devil
ashes
debaucheries,
Fifty-nine
of
THE
66
knights
templar
by
day
one
Dominican
for
imprisoned
burned
and
1313,
on
to
Addison's
tween
by
has
of
first recorded
in America
documentary
or
of lineal
dence
The
first
investiture
Templar
the
or
no
solution
Boston
a
few
sonry
of
the
that
bestowed
until
its
purpose
the
ten
lodge,
years
although
before
immediately
to
one
It
in Ireland.
Christian
were
order
in
Bngland
in
ceremony
possibly
perpetuate
from,
for which
the
of
the
Where
discovered.
became
distinctively
being
been
creation
for it, is
candidates
after
the
came
authority
honors
Knight
lodge.
of Masonry
upon
years
1769,
the
of
of
occasion
has
two.
the
order
Boston
mysteries
many
is certain
no
evi-
record
28,
that
sprang
positive
not
in
on
used
whence
of the
August
that
yielded
between
place
ritual
having
Masonic
be"
and
connection
is dated
taking
DeMolay
written
on
years
unquestionable
the
of
But
doubt
much
other
published
18,
Seine.
the
six hundred
templarism
the
March
fire
thrown
the
opinion,
in
was
repeatedly,
slow
island
in
stake
DeMolay
tortured
death
small
the
at
friars.
years,
research
modern
burned
were
OF
STORY
the
in existence
Templar
popular
Ma-"
because
character,
the
teachings
its
FREEMASONRY
67
It retains
of Christ.
a
of
ology
military
from
that
into
existence
and
in
the
the
has
templar
the
on
city
in
called
the
or
for
defined
system
prudence
JfJfJif
monies
Scottish
called
are
now
considerable
an
rite,
codes
and
bodies
harmoniously
work
the
to have
high
con-
conflicts
and
clearly
interdependent
or
of
legis-
which
admirable
of
because
claimed
all
and
authority
bodies
by
sons,
Ma-
of
council
the
these
of
but
under
so
they
chapter,
them
None
together
CThe
of knights
number
under
govern
another,
with
of
New
of
organizations
grand
general
stitutions.
Union,
States
city
every
lodge,
are
and
came
encampment
until
almost
individual
grand
century
of the
the
the
in-
globe.
commandery,
late
in
of the
Each
of
United
the
multiplied
found
be
system
grand
of
then
since
and
different
states
general
the
far
nineteenth
several
formed
was
York,
but
of commanderies
templar
America
is
in
in
1816
knights
to
tactical
encampments
grand
is
rites
merely
Early
struction.
of
of
phrase-^
and
organization,
its
of
nature
sacred
forms
the
grade
founder
discovered
jurisMasonry,
of its
cere-
its grades
THE
68
in Scotland.
the
It
of
middle
France,
introduction
of
was
1754
of
The
about
of their
members
from
1766,
to
high
any
have
much
quarreling
grand
lodge,
of opinion
high
disputants
In
1752
had
as
to
grades,
were
rite, and
and
lodges
within
its
was
after
year,
brawls
legitimacy
with
repealed,
same
was
hot
and
in the
conflict
worth
many
which
an
diction
juris-
do
to
whatever
decree
with
of
of
the
unacquainted.
Frederick
accepted
Masonry,
issued
there
the
work,
lodge
numerous
where
attention
legitimate
of the
and
were
grand
This
grades.
that
the
grade
anjrthing
in October
however,
the
the
of
disgusted
degrees
the
their
forbidding
order
Rite
lodges,
high
over
established
of twenty-
distracting
and
incensed
in August,
degrees.
systematized
French
its
tion
produc-
Bonneville
of bastard
hundreds
floating
were
the
Masonic
de
the
into
Heredom,consisting
or
degrees.
the
field for
the
after
Masonry
alleged
in
century,
fifty years
prolific
France
Perfection,
by
eighteenth
Chevalier
the
in
five
the
about
originated
symbolic
of all sorts
In
in fact
for about
which
territory
was
OF
STORY
the
the
became
Great,
king
patronage
its
chief,
of
of the
Prussia,
tish
Scot-
immensely
FREEMASONRY
69
its
strengthening
But
the
for this
lodge
grand
supreme
council
of
issued
after
year
list of
had
been
perfection,
the
been
is
It
pouncil
itself.
rites
in
Three,
for
necessary
for the
Ineffable
the
the
master
secretary
of the
of grand
are
are
lodges
basic
is
of which
of
as
; 5. Perfect
building;
performed
they
the
omitting
; 7. Provost
ance
accept-
but
possession
rite,
the
Its degrees
eligibility
Scottish
grades
4. Secret
Intendant
order,
remaining
of
being
not
1845,
of
degrees
found
everywhere.
established
Symbolic
"
favor
the
creation
world,
until
rite
Council.
from
slowly
council
England
in great
Supreme
the
rite.
undoubtedly
whether
or
Masonic
the
of the
selections
existence,
of this
over
the
the
of
having
known
were
in
in their
by
and
containing
those
last
and
definitely
not
already
now
ddd
Carolina,
degrees
to
1801
degree
ddd
circular
added
created
seven
The
thirty-three
the
Eight
South
remained
In
grades.
the
that
have
would
high
Charleston,
at
opened
France
the
to
rope.
Eu-
throughout
it is probable
fact,
of
hostile
the
influence
every
cant
appli-
follows:
of perfection
master
and
9. Master
timate
; 6. In-
judge
elect
; 8.
of
THE
70
; 10. Master
nine
knight
; 12. Grand
elected
13. Knight
perfect
of the
ninth
historical
Ancient
Knight
traditional
princes
Bast
the
of
architect
14. Grand
arch;
and
of
councils
grand
master
elect
Mason.
sublime
and
11. Sublime
of fifteen;
elect
OF
STORY
or
grades
Jerusalem
of
of
15.
"
16. Prince
sword;
of
Jerusalem.
Philosophical
The
chapters
grand
knight
and
of the
grades
princes
Grand
Prussian
or
axe,
Knight
of
mercy,
or
Scotch
of
commander
the
Sun,
or
Andrew,
Knight
and
or
of
black
adept;
of
pontiff;
or
the
Chief
royal
of
the
Tabernacle;
26.
27.
29.
temple;
patriarch
eagle;
; 23.
trinitarian;
prince
Kadosh,
of
serpent;
the
sublime
21. Noachite,
of the
brazen
the
of
Grand
Knight
22.
24. Prince
tabernacle;
cal
philosophi-
and
vitam;
of Libanus
prince
H-R-D-M,
pelican.
and
secret-^19.
knight;
ereign
18. Sov-
de
consistories
ad
of
H-R-D-M
West;
chivalric
royal
master,
grades
de
and
eagle
of grand
of the
doctrinal
Rose-CroiXy
of
historical,
Modem
20.
Bast
of the
prince
Rose-Croix,
of
Knight
"17.
and
29.
the
25.
Prince
of
Sovereign
Knight
Knight
crusades;
or
knight
of
31.
Grand
inspector
the
of
of
St*
30.
white
in-
71
FREEMASONRY
of the
The
the
foregoing
grades
Eleazer,
Solomon,
so
and
furniture,
larger
One
exist.
in
cathedrals
Ohio,
the
where
ly impressive
the
practically
and
in
of large
Scottish
most
by masters
rite
Cincinnati,
of high
work
the
grade
profound,
of the
arts
craft.
is
Freemasonry
Africa,
only
is at
in the
manner
musical
temples
world
sublime
ings,
build-
and
finest
the
is exemplified
Masonry
taught
the
scenery,
constructed
practiced
of
tish
Scot-
accessories,
stage
Masonic
where
cities
size
it is
that
and
The
excavations,
underground
facilities,
Zadoc
costly
especially
properties,
Hiram,
Zerubbabel,
Tito
many
Joshua,
Abda,
Prussia.
of
costumes,
as
Aaron,
Zerbal,
Great
the
in the
represented
Artaxerxes,
Cyrus
33.
"
generaUrjfJT
Adoniram,
rite requires
such
of
of the
council
Moses"
are
Stolkyn,
Frederick
supreme
characters
of Tyre,
Ananias,
of all is that
inspector
grand
CAmpng
king
the
of
grade
Sovereign
Degree
Last
and
Official
prince
secret.
royal
ddd
Sublime
; 32.
commander
quisitor
North
the
firmly
now
entire
and
South
established
globe.
Europe,
America,
islands
over
Asia,
Australia,
of the
sea
are
THE
72
dotted
race
lodges.
with
the
as
found
Being
dwell
different
as
of the
dictate.
Race
craft
Freemasons,
no
so
it
Freemasonry,
localities
Negro
race,
the
to
and
first Negroes
Hall
of
citizens
lodge
to
division
Hebraic
Prince
has
of
symbolic
be
to
degrees
England
in 1787,
for
and
from
recognition
bodies
other
1775
Masons
of the
The
race.
regiment
them.
which
were
free
the
in
of the
Freemasons
made
charter,
race
Semitic
the
In
under
institution,
denied
upon
a
have
can
any
Masonic
or
among
barred
Boston.
British
it
an
fourteen
and
extent
individual
of
numbers
prudence
and
properly
not
in
hundreds,
some
cosmopolitan
it has
while
some
to
and
and
over
scores,
although
in
place
and
to
exists
prejudice
light
color
world
judgment
the
thousands,
in
conscience
given
principles,
the
by
of
race,
liberal
members
belief
has
of every
versal
uniit has
freedom
It
jurisdictions
its
As
wherever
together.
supports
nation,
influetice.
and
people
that
sect
every
it inculcates,
Soil
Supreme
civilized
its
principles
Nourishing
the
to
Almost
feel
people
and
OF
STORY
colored
traveling
conferred
They
they
its unquestionable
the
applied
received
au-
FREEMASONRY
73
first
the
thority
instituted,
In
Prince
with
in 1797,
and
In
after.
lodge,
grand
1808
there
lodges
lodge,
in
half
to
narrow
knights
ery
of
The
American
the
until
much
four
long
not
and
after
supreme
the
first began
War
of
the
made.
councils
of
vote
for the
arch
sons
Ma-
1819
or
commandin
1825,
color-,
by
in
Negro
madeJfJfJf
was
about
was
was
the
consider
of royal
templar
the
headway
it
regular
1876
remarkable
after,
Kite
to
Philadelphia
Negro
Scottish
In
State,
same
which
in
African
as
regular
chapter
formed
United
original
as
decision
by
grand
in the
refused
the
first Negro
was
1820,
margin
4LThe
Ohio
of
332"
thirty
countries.
self
itEngland,
of
recognized
recognize
lodge
grand
of 399
of
to
resolution
ed
dozen
lodge
grand
been
have
which
lodge
over
its
from
sprung
formed
declared
1827
Freemasons
of colored
States,
lodges
grand
now
are
establishe
Providence
at
in
the
of
master.
in Philadelphia
three
which
independent
and
lodge
these
was
its officers
another
yet
its
as
way
Negro
another
lodge
Hall
legitimate
perfectly
soon
Masonic
Negro
but
existence.
to
practice
it
was
Rebellion
There
Negroes
not
that
are
in
now
the
THE
74
States,
United
of knights
templar,
be
compared
in the
them
on
lived
since
has
partly
black
men,
the
In
Germany
countries
in
are
nor
whose
lodge
thousands
the
of
Liberia
of
composed
lodges
craft
least
at
its borders.
in which
is practiced
principles
localities
some
neither
admitted
as
recognized
made
college
of the
judiciously disseminated.
and
Jews
being
after
and
and
upon
subordinate
and
lodges
sonic
has
have
English
there
little republic
which
grand
properly
order
on
race,
colored
of Africa,
gallant
thousands
rite of the
pure
sustain
which
institutions
with
cannot
origin
Negroes,
are
legitimate
lawful
coast
a
dwell
who
knights
3,000
those
Negroes,
civilized
Africans
by
1847
free
beneficent
encampments
about
to
there
degrees.
west
professors
whose
the
the
by
established
has
with
symbolic
Liberia,
In 1895
grand
with
claims
whose
enrolled,
slender
very
authority*
colored
nineteen
were
In
possessing
legitimate
to
claims
OF
STORY
such
Masons
legitimate
by
in other
Ma*
to
even
author-^
ity elsewhere.
But
these
race
ruleof
delinquencies
prejudice
toleration
is strong
which
in localities
are
exceptions
thetrue
where
to
the
spirit of Free-
75
masonry
world,
THE
has
and
spread
cannot
over
nearly
justly be
held
STORY
OF
the
entire
against
it.
76
THE
STORY
OF
VII
The
Fundamental
St Religious
Principles
Teachings
Moral
of Freemasonry.
bitter
HE
Ijp^-^tjjgiq
"
^132iSS^
Freemasonry
Wl_^TSl
dates
have
to
antagonism
at
various
in
its history,
been
related
which
some
at
tt
length,
fitting
make
partic-
^^
^jK
KMi^gjOE
*^m|
\Wmk
ular
reference
^cter
of the
fundamental
principles
immortality
of the
soul,
and
Charges
4LThe
Rules
society
has
its purposes
index
of its inherent
manuscript
"om
ynto
of
1388,
Englond
the
to
the
and
world
which
tyme
of
the
the
which
are
The
says
Its
BibleJM'JTJC
history
qualities.
yn
in God,
under
since
Char-
the
institution.
belief
are
operated
to
first disclosed
the
English
^'Thys
good
true
craft
Kynge
77
FREEMASONRY
instructed
to
churche,"
Wife
"he
(German)
God's
for
Every
to
incite
strife
master
lodge,
and
of
to
keep
pure
as
the
of
good
than
that
which
or
"God
ye,
out
greet
ye
trusty
from
to
went
ye,
honorable
fellows"
of
repute
murdered,
pilfered,
land
in the
with
fellows
week
or
lodge
God
his
unwilling
to
masters
touched
one
overmaster,
the
the
of
drank
their
free
enter
to
three
craft
apprentice
justice.
of
to
craft.
excess,
themselves
Women,
guide
JTjrJir
seat
disported
Ungodly
the
nor
lodge
his
remain
less
ate
cast
fellow,
Harlot
and
who
be
each
in all things,
nor
and
could
fellows
The
Torgau
penny
upright
allow
judge
together
honor
evil,
borrow
nor
repay,
and
required
one
warden,
could
or
be
to
was
neither
to
No
The
1462
give
and
service.
master
from
to
craft
ter's
Mas-
"
thef
no
lawe."
of
holy
and
of his
be
to
Goddes
was
Concubyne,"
fellows
ordinance
of the
God
chastity
never
yn
craftsman
wel
the
"his
swere
wel
fellow
love
respect
and
schal
"stond
The
"most
to
in religious
deficient
admonitions.
moral
and
is not
day."
Abelstonus
forever.
greeting
ye,
to
were
God
warden
When
was:
reward
and
THE
78
4LThe
Brother-Book
German
in
by
adopted
burg,
to
took
obey
The
oath.
will
on
pain
nor
any
in
any
fellow
who
or
Christian
as
"very
to
Prance,
Montpellier,
the
not
should
prejudice of
of the
wife
the
of
statutes
Masons
so;
to^
foolish
fellows
became
him
also
and
close
to dis-
never
master's
to
sick.
greeting
to
whom
to
write
it.
of
nothing
craft
except
justly do
might
The
anyone,
woman
for the
free
the
employ
so
week
the
All the
declared
communicate
grip
penny
sons,
all Ma-
according
was
whp
clothes.
promised
and
or
he
apprentice
brother,
and
his
away
faithfully
paid
or
adultery,
with
not
went
No
craftsman
consorted
who
in
with
or
them
of
of all.
live
master
discipline,
to game
nature
communion
could
adultery,
the
fellows
few
nances
ordi-
Strass-
at
and
of
could
master
losing
of
masters
explain
or
craftsman
the
rehearsal
sufficiently
lodge
chief
prescribed
the
articles
the
which
1563
of
seventy-three
OF
STORY
died,
the
other
the
body
to
re-enacted
in
provided
1586,
undertake
the
King;
Masons
public
that
when
masters
the
burial;
any
or
that
should
that
to
work
nances
ordi-
against
any
in
master
or
accompany
should
FREEMASONRY
fellow
or
theft,
commit
in the
forfeiture
must
force
these
the
the
These
and
world,
the
the
the
came
the
when
was
society
incorporated
its present
betoken
to
in
throughout
order
man,
and
in
in
world
Masons
now
faithfully
God
to
relations
of
are
of
other,
regulations
Master
science
constitutions
the
other
to
speculative
against
or
the
Charges
developed,
master,
.Masonic
Masonry
operative
of
Ancient
of
deceit
villany,
reparation.
and
throughout
centuries
any
chambermaid,
condign
make
Following
or
house
his wife,family,
him,
he
79
the
state
and
religionJTJCJT
CThese
charges
venerated
the
under
Of God
1.
following
Of
Civil
2.
the
and
six
are
arranged
heads
general
Religion.
Magistrate
supreme
and
subordinate.
3.
Of
Lodges.
4.
Of
Masters,
Wardens,
Fellows
Ap-
and
prentices.
5.
Of
the
Management
the
of
Craft
in
working.
6.
Of
Under
lig'd
Behavior.
the
by
his
first specification
Tenure
to
obey
*'a
the
Mason
moral
is ob"
law
80
THE
if he
and
rightly
be
never
Masons
of
were
Religion
the
expedient
only
in
to
Men
true,
by
they
Friendship
at
remained
is
Mason
"a
he
wherever
be
in
the Peace
behave
to
Magistrates;
injured
been
80
much
because
and
himself
for
by
ancient
disposed
of their
distinguished
as
War,
Kings
to
Center
the
of
true
conciliating
must
have
second
head
that
the
under
resides
Honour
of
Distance."
Subject
concem'd
against
be
of
perpetual
Peaceable
as
is"
Denominations
persons
defined
their
that
Men
or
may
Means
among
ion
Relig-
that
themselves;
becomes
the
and
more
leaving
whatever
Masonry
Union,
or
and
to
agree,
Opinions
good
whereby
to
Men
thought
now
be
Nation,
or
them
oblige
all
Persuasions
or
to
Honesty,
and
'tis
yet
which
particular
be
was,
to
country
Country
that
of
it
every
will
Times
Ancient
in
in
he
irreligious
an
nor
though
charg'd
whatever
to
Atheist,
But
Libertine.
Art,
the
understands
stupid
OF
STORY
or
Civil
the
to
Plots
of the
to
undutifully
Masonry
hath
Bloodshed
Peaceableness
Nation,
inferior
ajiways
sion,
Confu-
and
Princes
encourage
never
Conspiracies
and
Welfare
and
is
and
works,
Powers,
the
have
been
Craftsmen,
and
Loyalty,
FREEMASONRY
81
they
whereby
Honour
ish'd
in Times
Should
be
not
be
to
Rebel
be
may
and
if convicted
the
loyal
disown
or
So
against
as
no
of
Ground
for
emment
from
him
CA
is
lodge
members
or
practical
by
Master
that
be
of
mature
no
Women,
of good
The
fact
and
no
and
be
discreet
immoral
cannot
expel
Relation
be
best
stood
under-
Times,
Censure,
Members
Age,
of
no
from
it
until
it
him"
hinder'd
Men,
to
where
It is "either
absent
Necessity
true
Gov"-
ancient
severe
admitted
good
but
pure
Persons
In
could
incurring
appear'd
must
it.
Fellow
or
will
the
Place
work."
and
attending
without
The
general,
they
as
and
assemble
Umbrage
to
"a
described
to
ought
no
his
though
and
and
indefeasible"jrjM'jr
Man
Crime,
give
it remains
is
he
unhappy
Jealousy
Lodge,
the
Rebellion,how"
being,
time
the
State,
an
and
Political
of
the
must
Rebellion,
his
Brother
if
other
Brotherhood
flour^
ever
that
in his
pitied
the
promoted
who
of Peace.
countenanced
he
ever
Fraternity,
the
of
and
Ca"
the
answer'd
Adversaries,
of their
vils
practically
Lodge
free-bom
no
and
Bondmen,
or
scandalous
is
Barred
Men,
Report."
that
Woman
from
the
THE
B2
criticisms
xnany
de
Masonry
of
practice
reason
be
hardly
can
of
spirit
distinguish
incompatible
obviously
to
that
mention
brings
to
along
disorders
some
both
of
tainted
the
the
is
participate
in the
'T
Or
Nor
To
Or
That
in the
fugitive
is not
because
that
unworthy
her
that
mind
appreciate
that
she's
woman
reason
as
or
threatened
is
severe
injustice.
with
she
maybe
can
not
found
follow:
which
she
have
might
This
why
lightly
is esteemed.
to be.
thought
is
she
incompetent
is deemed
the
mystery.
glorious
in fidelity.
wanting
is excluded
led
have
assemblage
even
rites, which
lines
societies
promiscuous
order."
better
Not
probably
such
pur*
intercourse,
these
touched
and
a
fame
of the
existence
There
in
sexes,
good
judgment,
''
in
it, would
with
grave
familiar
co-membership
which
were
Masons.
and
the
levity,
sex,
the
with
it
absurd
and
unhappy
Rosicrucians
of the
poses
The
to say.
that
what
I suppose
talkativeness,
curiosity,
so
which
''For
excluded,
necessary
Rosicru*
on
says:
were
women
Thomas
essay
Freemasonry,
and
cians
curious
for
text
the
explanations.
and
in his
Quincey,
been
has
OF
STQRY
irom
the
right
FREEMASONRY
Of
83
being
But
numbered
'tis because
The
work
Yet
there
three
is good
in
Aldworth
Mrs^
degree.
Apprentice
'"all
on
grounded
that
only;
so
Brethren
Craft
be
Defect
honest
Lords
to
in
his
Parents."
specification
Masons
an
Merit
body,
and
No
brother
Royal
the
en
Ward-
or
for his
Merit."
Apprentice
having
unless
Maim
no
is descended
can
is
served,
well
Master
Youth,
perfect
fourth
nor
but
take
Entered
the
be
shame,
no
Hon.
personal
may
Seniority,
should
a
and
therefore
by
Master
he
or
the
despis'd;
is chosen
"No
Worth
put
The
work.
among
real
not
thereafter
received
preferment
ter,
Mas-
the
was
the
prentice
Ap-
inParis
lodge
Trie
Under
de
Entered
frequently
also
never
Madame
as
in first degree
participated
lodge
85, she
Artistes
de
who
secreting
of
be
to
initiated
Madame
the
by
learned.
Cuvelier
1795.
and
lived
the Preres-
by
degree
that
degree.
Eng.,
wainscoting
she
was
A.
of Norfolk,
is laid."
belief
E.
the
of the
she
what
Xaintrailles
about
known
the
Though
revealed
for the
authority
secrets
herself
alone
of Light
do
can
trestle-board
Beaton,
the
room.
man
our
have
Mrs.
was
acquired
the
on
which
women
One
that
Sons
the
with
be
of
grand
THE
84
*'
master
before
his
bom,
or
some
or
The
Lodges."
in their
obey'd
Brethren,
the
Love
craft
Envy
of
of the
lodges
^'are
Stations
all Humility,
capable
the
that
require
him,
Prosperity
of
the
to
by
all
Reverence,
put
to
finish
employed
Wages
without
desert
the
Brother,
of his
out
shall
nor
supplant
Work,
if he
"all
that
same,"
and
meekly
receive
their
Mutiny,
and
Murmuring
or
Master
the
discover
shall
a
of
management
"none
of
him
or
Masons
not
Opinion
concerning
the
at
is
who
and
respective
with
charges
the
curious
Liberty."
and
The
be
officers
or
the
in
Merit
nobly^
Fashion,
some
Artist,
other
great
singular
or
be
to
best
of the
Scholar,
eminent
Pellow.Craft
is also
who
Gentleman
been
has
election,
Architect,
be
he
unless
OF
STORY
till
is
Work
the
finish'dJTJirjir
COn
are
the
behavior
explicit
and
to
talk
while
serious
Language
or
In
of
anything
to "behave
nor
seemly,"
the
upon
nor
any
the
light
charges
the
on
impertinent
Pretense
any
are
or
ludicrously
use
spirit
Masons
lodge
the
is engaged
Lodge
solemn;
brethren
much
shed
institution.
of the
"not
of
or
in what
unbecoming
whatsoever."
un"
ingly
jestis
FREEMASONRY
After
are
85
from
gone
not
is closed,
lodge
the
themselves
''or
all Excess,"
Conversation.
free
Door
Religion,
about
being
we
Lodge,
the
of
be
must
Masons,
as
only
Religion
above-mention'd;
Nations,
Tongues,
are
and
Lodge,
the
At
home
Man,"
long
ever
not
after
"Gluttony
avoid
and
honest
brother
Honour
and
to
conduct
person
to
make
irregularly
also
of all
Politicks,
as
Welfare
of
Masons
moral
Lodge
and
"too
late,
Hours
are
Drunkenness,
all
defend
Safety,
Catholick
Languages,
the
or
"as,
Policy,
neighborhood
Quarreling,
and
to
together
continue
home,
from
Quarrels
are
all
becomes
as
act
the
will."
in their
and
"to
are
to
nor
within
the
and
conduc'd
yet
ques
Pi-
State
we
against
private
than
of
Kindreds
resolved
never
what
brought
or
and
easy
no
Nations,
or
anything
an
less
far
enjoy
ing
'"avoid-
saying
Therefore
Quarrels
or
or
forbid
may
may
Mirth,"
doing
that
or
they
"innocent
with
offensive,
hall,
the
brethren
the
and
Slander
the
far
in the
past,"
Backbiting,"
and
of
is consistent
Lodge,
application
communicating
to
Disorderly
soliciting
become
the
any
with
farther."
no
too
or
Wrangling
character
as
and
wise
any
a
son,
Ma-
secrets
THE
86
of the
persons
the
or
order,
proceedings
is unbecoming
that
Masonic
one
offenses,
three
of
and
^jiy
Q^pAtAat^
admitted
to
lodge
the^ver-living
to
in
spirit,
suspension,
fairly
to
purposes,
which
is
in the
duty
the
to
pay"
to
creature
Chccrfttlly tQ
and
to the
gentle
COn"
established
JfJTjr
degrees
higher
than
space
has
been
the
acquaint
and
Scottish
the
and
more
sons
les-
monitorial
character
and
Cunningham
be
can
it is
paid,
reader
serene
craft! at whose
in glad obedience
arts
*
works
of art
her
in
Holy
of
has
with
masonry,
Freegiven
tribute:
''Hail
To
to
offender
bj? ^^lief
his
from
Masonry
Enough
to
The
be
the
the
require
here.
this
revealed
summarize
York
of
rite would
the
as
usages
believed,
are
Freemasonry
H^giarftg
promig^s
and
conveyed
grades
the
h^
,the_ancient
of tee Fraternity
"LMerely
given
fpr
due
fornijEO
customs
true,
reprimand,
it to
reverence
Creator,
the
God
acknowledges
the
conduct
and
subject
to
expulsionJfJTJC
CBefory
Him
any
man
good
punishments,
or
Bible,
or
OF
lodge
of
Masons,
than
other
STORY
merit
command
stand.
not
confined^
FREEMASONRY
87
She
the
regulates
Corrects
with
And
Of
the
care
the
points
Masonic
of
and
due
speak
the
can
lost
be
not
attention
its power.
be
expatriated,
be
let him
in the
require.
The
produced
are
testible
softened
and
field
th^e
for
broken
use
as
effects
of the
down
and
of battle,
he
by
the
They
remain
the
most
incon-
have
stayed
the
barriers
; they
malevolent
of
alienation.
solitude
have
they
tsrrant
the
have
they
destroyer;
of
sectarian
has
circumstances
rancor
in the
imprisoned,
which
of
asperities
the
retains
of them
credentials
of history.
hand
They
of eversrthing
established
subdued
animosity
and
great
facts
uplifted
have
shipwrecked
available
of
memory
possessor
stripped
as
act
world.
the
still these
world,
are
and
the
Let
value
support
the
as
and
and
and
of the
long
as
confer-
small
language
in all parts
initiated
the
no
of
universal
to
passport
are
only
instruction
of
These
examination.
they
course
of character
are
which
branch
Franklin
testimonials
as
soul,
one
of
mind;
to roll."
Benjamin
qualifications
after
red
serve
the
where
possession
teachings
''They
said:
tide of passions
of the
value
the
squares
morals,
the sallies of
of the
political
On
the
unculti-
THE
B8
forest
vated
of the
and
to
rush
the
joy and
to
feelings
hostile
most
AVork
but
acquainted
Accepted
as
of
power,
none
those
published
fraternity
from
ions,
relig-
been
able
who
Esoteric
can
be
made
feel
and
witness
There
are,
of
the
may
be
borne
to
ceremonials
quotations
which
dig-
the
the
Candidates.
however,
the
Mason."
Freemasonry,
of
of
feel social
sublimities,
and
the
conditions
and
have
they
brother
dramatic
and
them
that
beauties
the
nity
to
relief
another
of
distant
most
diversified
one
aid of
men
made
and
most
satisfaction
afford
AVith
have
OF
haunts
busy
the
they
city,
crowded
in
or
STORY
madeJfJIfJIf
CThe
the
desire
faith
Master
to
Vinton,
to*the
mournful
''Solemn
an
the
always
unless
contrary,
lesson
belief.
and
Mason
David
is
brethren,
is given
world
practices,
of
his
by
tomb
a
the
Freemason
dead
this
in the
At
dirge,
American,
tune
the
As
journey
a
here
pilgrimage
below
of
woe.
expressed
there
fraternity's
obsequies
written
chime.
;
by
is sung
"Pleyel:"
Notes
Through
has
and
in 1816,
funeral
the
strikes
departing
time
of our
we
he
FREEMASONRY
89
Mortals,
For
O'er
the
Here
of the
guest
another
Waft
Lord
of all, below,
Fill
As
friend
souls
dissolves
Take
merciful
God,
to render
an
account
body,
do
most
we
before
brother,
to impress
upon
that
remember
death;
and
as
al parts
the
when
^'Gracious
Thee,
Thy
of
our
we
of
Father,
divine
Thou
moral
hast
and
that
departure
in
the
assigned
spiritual
in
sever,
our
done,
had
is at hand.
to
us,
we
pray
redeem
our
discharge
us
ever
are
we
we
unto
assistance,
nities
solemwe
of life
vouchsafe
; and
the
act
as
departed
May
live and
in the
Thee,
minds
day.
wish
our
appear
done
of
midst
so
we
may
hour
our
of the
in the
may
time
misspent
duties
lessons
grave
most
and
beseech
earnestly
the
tie.
high."
deeds
for the
surround
and
love
all must
whom
now
we
home.
^'Almighty
follows:
prayer
come,
earthly
lodge
on
Thy
to
us
our
wing,
above.
truth
and
with
bring
brother
and
our
wave
grave.
we
of celestial
fun'ral
altar
our
trophies
slumbers
Seraphs
To
her
tear,
is here
mortality
how
wide
See
This
indulge
now
in the
edifice,
of
the
erection
may
we
THE
90
Wisdom
have
Strength
at
deeds
last
we
our
when
that
blessed
obtain
in the
CAt
Eminent
der,
have
we
that
been
brought
The
its
flight
has
alarm
and
the
dares
born
to
view,
our
Or*
Mortality
has
the
can
and
funeral
has
spirit
more
knell
winged
An
existence.
of
death,
Asylum,,
our
none
and
presence,
pilgrim
'there
is
burning
this
no
come
of
awful
more
might
beyond
door
the
great
we
mournful
was
summoned,
war.'
that
state
to
to
die.
another
new
come
to
and
approach?'
in that
the
of the
reminded
death
that
say
of
and
of
rites
immortality
an
messenger
to
sumed
been
to
the
triangle
grave
solemn
been
sad
betokened
iias
the
life, where
forever.
hands,
Jf Jf
the
in
rest
Templar
within
are
seek
earnestly
fleeting
In
we
may
with
Knight
of
often
truth,
is done,
says
''Sir Knights:
And
Amen"Jlf
surrounding
mourners,
sight.
made
heavens*
Commander,
Knights
Sir
render
everlasting
not
interment
the
earth
and
house,
spiritual
eternal
on
work
sup-
to
Thy
to
us^
to
task
our
of Holiness
acceptable
OF
direct
to
with
beauty
the
and
our
all
high
on
commensurate
us,
port
from
STORY
taper
pre.
'Who
warrior
has
no
discharge
of
life in
our
FREEMASONRY
91
Commandery
none
has
it.
High
the
save
All
that
Sir
eye,
language
ceased
for
grave.
His
the
forever
sword,
cause
liberty,
no
more
have
greeting,
side
only
to
justice
shield
lips
of the
this
vowed
the
and
drawn
be
and
rational
our
and
from
him
the
of
reposes
can
arms
on
truth,
of
us,
breathing
of fraternal
us
relight
ion
Compan-
before
the
and
can
beloved
our
of
and
One
Holy
lies mute
in their
in
extinguished,
and
remains
Knight,
light of the
been
or
wrong
oppressionJfJfJf
CThe
Prelate
"Sir
Knights,
the
are
and
the
gleam
it is the
"
now
and
the
no
host
listen
to
for
no
greets
patience
city
Awe
nor
ear,
are
nor
for permission
pulse
banners
no
emotion
where
every
heart
bedewed
with
his manhood.
nor
assault,
we
no
dead,
upon
shame
battle-shout.
the
of the
eyes
its walls;
march
our
of
upon
our
awaken
rests
never
siege
enter
swords
warrior's
stem
which
needs
our
of
quicken
rustling
silent
stand.
feelings
with
of
the
spot
sacred
trumpets
fear;
no
one
foot-falls
the
our
unheeded;
incite
is
there
where
earth,
and
we
says:
fear
No
do
beleaguering
no
sortie,
Warder's
we
to
It
wait
enter.
and
lenge
chal-
awhile
THE
92
^'Hither
must
stoatest
heart
if he
to
of that
and
of the
chains
be seated
of
Father's
hearts
can
not
and
in
and
is drank
forever
here
the
sun,
and
partake
but
sorrow,
of
in the
new
which
some
arms,
often
to
Often
notes
the
from
takes
associate,
and
subdued
without
affections.
softened
and
clothed
rulers,and
and
come
its wailing
death.bed,
stripped
and
as
of
above.
comes
loved
admitted
be
he
will
claim
Master
of death
Kingdom
panions
sounds
not
be
the
of
he
may
of
of his
signet
and
glistening
princes
which
challenge
some
the
if he
cross;
captivity,
of earthly
with
wine
"We
to
Captain
Sovereign
Then
Earth.
libation,
that
mortality
of
shrine
then
house,
the
garment,
white
the
the
Judah,
of
with
of the
bears
princely
audience
that
captive
chains
to the
gifts at
and
tribe
Heaven
in
of slavery,
soldier
suitable
of the
be
true
Lord,
departed
to
the
faithful
been
has
offered
Lion
in
habiliments
his salvation,
has
led
be
the
form
manliest
then
rank,
last ; and
at
Terrors.
of
'But
or
the
and
the
will
title
without
come
all
and
me
surrounds
King
we
OF
STORY
our
as
the
of the
the
side
com-
cherished
to summon
brink
as
trumpet
us
to the
sepulchre.
FREEMASONRY
we
9a
cannot
Each
unmoved.
existence,
that
upon
we
and
makes
dark
and
will
it be
our
hands,
but
of
for
stirs
power
vivid
He
these
up
him
life, and
kept
beyond
the
evinces,
and
the
which
the
where
exhibited
faults
e^ect
and
mortality
our
of
him,
we
better
without
foibles,
is
now
removed
censure
and
not
here
in
scenea
and
witness,
of humanity
to
"
of
in its
presence
disguise.
demonstrates
brother.
him
feelings
long
last,
pilgrimage
praise
was
and
unfelt.
together
ward
ua
force
our
the
our
is but
before
that
remember
world
questions
was
He
trials.
loved
we
in
and
honest
hitherto
walked
watch
and
vicissitudes
That
have
we
the
with
death,
of
sincerity,
now
have
wash
give
and
scene
we
Well
can
of
to
slumbers
sleep
unbroken
With
stain,
which
reflect
where
we
token
recollections
now
who
in
lower
this
and
if
then,
solemn
note
pilgrimage.
answers
and
death
chamber
our
guilty
every
earth'
to
us
gloomy
only
of
pause
us
peace
not
required.
''The
sad
to
our
satisfactory
and
binds
all terminate
must
last
successive
fibre which
the
snaps
'the
contemplate
were
That
repeat
that
he
what
he
had
had
hia
a
THE
"94
humftn
rors,
they
whatever
living,
while
"cast,
should,
the
extend
fallen,
when
toward
''The
lose
clay
be
portals
has
none
broken
CTaking
the
till the
and
sea
past
verted
at
And
been
its
of
his
times
the
into
wrong
made
the
emblem
odors
be
the
it with
our
hope
place
to
there
sound,
race,
ensign
have
on
up-
remain
and
Though
earth
it may,
been
per-
of oppression,
it may
; though
of fraud,
darkness,
Prelate
the
again
dead.
an
and
earthen
Christian's
we
"
shall
their
moral
hand,
brother,
of
lustre
though
So
our
Jf Jf
trust
trumpet
in
precious
fragrance,
in
our
history
and
merciless
The
shattered.
crime,
3tition,
foe,
its shining
tomb.
of faith"
jrield up
in the
to
lingers
virtues
of the
Christian's
last
to
taught
or
severe
reflects
Cross
breast
the
his
and
:
continues
''This
S3rmbol
and
it
enshroud
even
charity,
memory^Jf
we
been
contained
of
brother's
our
been,
charity;
of
have
be
and
which
'will
of
er-
reason,
who
of
remembrance
vase
mantle
those
brother.
loved
the
have
more
cannot
memory
beyond
the
We
point
Over
may
much
with
in death.
him
divine.
not
nature,
OP
STORY
yet
and
its
have
super-
signifi-
FREEMASONRY
cance
95
It calls
warrior.
its sorrowful
and
of
Pilate,
Golgotha
fallen
that
not
be
If
life.
everlasting
; if he
in
gloried
truths
it
shadowed
rejoice
in
it
beyond
reliance
of
living
the
the
grave.
been
departed
him
admit
the
to
that
cease
wicked
Apostle
was
so
of
we
witness
of
May
"
the
haven
peaceful
from
troubling,
our
hope
this
to
anchor
the
to
ought
the
brother
we
should
significance
speaking
have
our
of
soul
the
inherit
and
neither
agonies,
untold
live
forth,
the
as
their
Cross,
of the
ashamed
thorns
of
inspired
an
hall
judgment
crown
might
tian
Chris-
Gethsemane
the
and
man
of
mind
pitiless
Calvary,
and
to
garden;
the
and
badge
the
as
still remains
the
to
token
'where
and
the
"
are
weary
In
the
these
vital
glowing
at
rest.'
brief
extracts
spark
with
the
may
reader
keeps
Freemasonry
which
human
interest
the
world
find
over.
THE
96
OF
STORY
VIII
The
Its Universality
as
Secret
ERTAIN
Fraternity.
Mi
of
characteristics
Freemasonry
Sj
St
Defined,
of Masonry
Landmarks
'Xand^
called
marks"
have
cussed
by
long
Masonic
ities, among
dis^
been
author.
or
more
whom
Icssdifferenceofopinionhas
^^^^TO^JESt
"^"
are
"
"Sai[
certain
4LDr.
arisen.
unchangeable
Mackey
they
says
of distinction
marks
from
the
and
the
laws
but
not
so
are
Jf Jf
''those
our
by
separated
which
we
inheritance
universal
of Masonry
the
peculiar
are
we
world^and
the
universal
lawsJf
which
to designate
enabled
'Sons
The
of Light.'
are
Landmarks
are
by
profane
These
local
as
language
are
marks,
Land-
ceremonies,
FREEMASONRY
laws,
97
and
usages,
To
countries.
theise
and
in
our
that
are,
of
by
guarded
of
from
body
any
can
that
they
good
Mason
the
venerable
be
should
religious
with
in the
It is not
to
There
Landmarks,
antiquity
men
heinous
regulations
and
by
of
examine
share
commit.
forms
alteration.
to
most
protected
every
we
claims
constituting
so
nevertheless
claim
care
not
remove
which
of the
one
certain
although
which,
are
is
Mason
however,
by
different
or
alter
Brother's
prove
privileges,
offenses
to
attempt
Landmarks,
sacred
in
vary
which
power
innovation
make
in
Masonry."
The
real
specified
Landmarks
by
Dr.
1.
The
modes
2.
The
division
the
of
Mackey
of
are
order
thus
recognition.
of
Symbolic
Masonry
into
degrees.
3.
The
legend
4.
The
government
of
presiding
officer
is elected
from
5.
The
preside
wheresoever
6.
The
called
the
every
and
prerogative
the
of
prerogative
over
Third
the
body
of
Degree.
Fraternity
Grand
Master,
of the
Craft.
the
Grand
of
assembly
whensoever
of
the
Master
the
by
who
to
Craft
held.
Grand
Master
to
THE
98
Dispensations
grant
irregular
prerogative
Grand
the
of
at
Master
for opening
Dispensations
grant
degrees
confer
times.
The
7.
to
OF
STORY
to
holding
and
Lodges.
The
8.
Masons
make
The
9.
in
at
Master
to
sight.
Masons
for
necessity
to
congregate
Lodges.
The
10.
The
The
the
decision
15.
of
of
The
That
Brother
Lodge
or
labor
to
be
of
the
represented
Craft,
Mason
Brethren
to
appeal
in
Lodge
or
to
from
convened,
general
Masons.
of
no
no
Mason
Lodge
to
and
visit
Lodge.
not
visitor,
as
undergoing
Lodge
Mason
every
regular
without
when
representatives.
his
present
That
tyled.
meetings
Grand
right
every
duly
of every
the
assembly
sit in
his
right
to
by
Lodge
every
every
all general
13.
14.
of
right
instruct
to
be
should
in
and
that
necessity
congregated
12.
Lodge
every
Wardens.
and
The
11.
of
government
Master
16.
Grand
the
of
prerogative
can
of another
known
Mason,
to
can
some
enter
examination.
interfere
Lodge.
in the
ness
busi-
FREEMASONRY
99
That
17.
laws
Freemason
every
and
he
he
That
18.
be
be
not
may
That
born
God
of
the
Universe.
20.
That
That
the
Architect
of
in
believe
resurrecti
life.
law
of the
indispensable
That
of God
con-
must
furniture
of the
part
in
men,
all
in
meet
and
equal,
in
Lodge.
of every
22.
age.
Great
must
future
book
an
stitute
Mason
must
believe
must
the
as
every
to
21.
Mason
every
existence
for initiation
of lawful
and
although
Lodge.
of any
candidate
free
diction
Juris-
this
resides,and
member
every
man,
19.
to the
Masonic
the
of
regulations
in which
is amenable
the
sight
lodge
the
God,
of
on
one
are
mon
com-
level.
That
23.
in
is
Freemasonry
of
possession
secrets
secret
that
society,
be
cannot
divulged.
That
24.
Freemasonry
founded
science,
That
25.
the
be
4LThe
universality
forth
tive
specula-
speculative
of
of the
itself,
by
of
art.
Masonry
can
Jf
changedJCJf
Institution
set
on
Landmarks
never
the
consists
was
Charles
Landmarks,
ably
Whitlock
and
and
of
eloquently
Moore
of
THE
100
in
Massachusetts
He
"
I suppose
it to
great
in Boston.
Lodge
there
idea
that
active
and
drawn
history
light
that
moral
rightly
estimated,
must
Mason
values
investigated
he
has
its
philosophy.
But
my
the
a
science,
but
or
show
leads
to
other
be
to
physical,
it in the
and
same
every
be
in
understood
The
exact
history
of the
to
the
naturally
purpose
importance
its
associations
conditions.
its
immediate
their
influence,
like
whether
and
its
it in much
as
science,
having
not
Masonry,
indifference.
magnitude
intelligent
ordinary
this
and
it is equally
most
of
the
and
indefinit
and
subject, overlook
regard
do
they
day;
the
of
the
present
extent
our
of
three
or
general
And
extent
to
come
naturally
to
the
and
Brethren,
young
attention
but
antiquity,
even
many
made
persons
many
institution.
our
of
true
of the
two
of
view
been
last
the
best,
at
entertain,
who
have
that
are
in
true,
entirely
within
that
years,
be
accessions
its members
to
as
an-
centennial
said:
the
''
the
at
St. Andrew's
of
niversary
1856,
OF
STORY
ratio
and
is not
study
ligent
intelthat
studied
to
cuss
dis-
of Masonry
its universality
as
FREEMASONRY
a
..i^W./zV-Jtbt'
This
fraternity.
to
some
history
the
extent
involve
necessarily
will
its
of
and
rise
progress.
'In
beginning
the
Henry
VI
of
day
of that
being
and
"
erly?'
he
the
on
been
were
from
the
from
more
have
Recent
led by
their
indicated
with
learned
most
try and
be
in Europe,
the
true
of the
myth,
guid-
extensive
and
that
were
their
truth,
not
at the
present
of their
time
mis*
answers
precision,
remarkable
brethren
in this
of our
origin
been
of historical
brethren
traditions,
far back
it had
more
and
had
gener^
investigations,
lights
these
shown'that
to
so
obscurity
and
but
they
as
that
time
archse-
opened,
running
developments
clearer
and
period
certain
been
on
not
generation
of
mists
ages.
plogical
ed by
Phoenicians.'
Order,
the
of
it
that
for the
not
his
it West^
predicated,
had
stream
in the
lost
'the
investigations;
transmitted
along
to
answer,
traditions
and
the
for
by
East,
the
received
Masonry
ation,
in
brethren
begin?'
bring
Westerly
archseological
of
Masonry
did
"
answers
ology
did
century,
pur
*Who
was
and
These
of
it began
that
told
brought
was
asked
'Where
inquiry
next
England
"
fifteenth
the
of
what
coun*
believe
institution.
liVf^.^H..::.
^'Freemasonry
This
was
builders
practical
is
THE
"
fraternity
originally
architects
and
by
conceded
OF
STORY
artificers.
to
are
all who
of
extent
any
of
that
semi-religious
society
of
'Dionysian
were
in the
by the
Deities,
in the
palaces,
and
in history
That
this
Tyrians
and
Architects/
building
is
and gorgeous
and beautifjring
universally
Hiram,
king
in the
erection
cunning
of
in that
is the
the
trusted
as
an
we
order,
son,
Their
history
cunning
one
scarcely
when
we
and
of their
claiming
suppose
; and
of the
curious
much
the
in.
skilled
workman,
Hence
number.
that
Hi.
workmen,
as
and
too
of the
Solomon
to whom
superintendence
inhabitant
of Tyre^
presence
building
of the
of
Mo-
Mount
on
the
and
doubtless
are
time
Solomon
King
aid
Temple
evidence
widow's
architect
was
to
by
sent
workmen
less certain.
city at the
Temple
ram,
Tyre,
of the
riah, is scarcely
That
admitted.
'
the
were
fraternity
Sidonians
they
the
as
of rich
in strengthening
cities,
or
to unknown
temples
of costly
erection
their
known
builders,
employed
fraternity
mystic
for
Dionysians
our
FREEMASONRY
103
by
sent
were
he
house
was
to
they
were
the
to
forests
to
compelled
for him.
work
Solomon,
in his
with
the
we
that
'the
the
same
and
all
told
architects,
Astarte
three
at
built
learned
artists;
Tyrians,
who
Tyre,'
by
stupendous
one
who
the
ferior
in-
edifice.'
of
authority
was
Josephus
built
on
by the
style, and
temples
of Hercules
same
the
as
performing
Jerusalem
in the
Jews,
zealous
in
at
of
engaged
the
on
builders
plans,
that
Temple
plan,
do that
to
says
was
of his
themselves
same
he
execution
of the
assistance
are
hence
to find
unable
labor,finished
And
in
timber
the
celebrated
dominions,
contented
art
'were
nor
in the
enough
Tsrrians,'
therefore,
superior
leges.
privi-
admission,
Sidonians
the
them
and
own
; and
employ
'The
advan-
architects
prepare
Lebanon
Brother,
foreign
neither
and
Jewish
invited
and
the
Jehovah,
the
of
skilled
cut
of
to
to their
Solomon's
even
not
of building
dedicate
to
were
By
assist
of
in its mysteries
Jews
artificers.
to
construction
fraternity,
participation
The
Tyrct
knowledge
their
of
of
communicated
fellow.laborers
ages
the
about
they
that
and
in
Solomon
King
king
Hiram,
They
of
were
the
doubtless
companies
of
THE
104
'Dionysian
Architects/
numerous
throughout
they
temples,
erecting
Eg3rpt
before
Christ,
duced,
the
dred
years
occurred
about
them
from
ies
by
rupted
the
Orders
Ionic
'We
genuity.'
'that
pedist,
been
has,
for the
'were
even
engineers,
monopolised,
stadiums,
great
and
theatres,
of Masons
are
the
and
sur"
learned
(which
its inhabitants),
of
tects
archi-
undertook,
building
precisely
to
in"
alwaya
corporation
known
Doric
encyclo*
of
genius
and
of their
Herodotus,
who
the
cor*
time,*^
short
of Ionia'
to
according
been
result
a
says
Dionysiacs
the
celebrated
and
the
know,'
myster-
colonies
in miu-ble,
were
with
in prosperity
country
mother
carrying
Asiatic
Ionic
hun.
the
'In
'the
intro^
two
had
they
Athenians.
Sculpture
science.
place
the
before
years
hundred
three
Minor
Asia
to
Lawrie,
Mr.
passed
and
Greece
from
The
emigrants
of
public
or
thousand
one
the
"
Dionysius,
of
says
B.C.
other
instituted,
mysteries.
or
where
five hundred
there
afterwards,
were
in Greece
arrived
Dionysian
migration
years
and
thousand
and
time
privilege
exclusive
theatres,
one
about
OF
Minor,
Asia
Dionysius
buildings.
at that
who
the
possessed
STORY
of
and
temples,
as
have,
the
ternity
fra-
in the
FREEMASONRY
105
Ages,
Middle
and
cathedrals
deed,
conventual
fraternity,
the
resembled
Freemasons,
called
now
important
interfere
to
professed
the
they
and
by
certain
tuition
signs
men
in many
no
tokens;
and
tutelage
all other
called
mystical
emplojrment
doctrines,
mysterious
and
In.
allowed
in their
other
each
recognized
under
They
particulars.
strangers
of
churches.
Dionysiacs
the
they
building
the
monopolized
Bacchus
of
because
profane
to these
mysteries.'
admitted
^'The
is, that
testimony
of history
not
Ionia
far
by
in
art
Persia,
Syria,
hundred
three
It
Tyrians
Greeks,
the
Temple
at
work,
under
genius
and
true,
this fraternity,
was
from
descended,
was
scientific
them
or
are
our
King
the
skill.
we,
Perga-
ment.
settlecalled
whether
stupendous
of
result
And
is
built
who
this
fraternity,
antiquity
incorporated
of
as
That
Jerusalem.
God,
of Christ,
Phoenicians,
or
about
were
Teos
them
to
assigned
them
the
of
command
their
; and
birth
the
of
as
atus,
appar-
practiced
India
before
number
by
who
also
and
years
considerable
mus,
They
contract.
theatrical
with
supplied
country,
surrounding
Hellespont,
the
as
the
and
they
their
being
lineally
myth,
and
THE
106
traditions
our
to
tury,
ry
Brethren
English
our
indicated
long
from
men,'
the
call of the
the
out
erected
edifice,
whose
tion, and
been
They
ceedingages.
that
to
this
whose
est
the
was
genius
of
respect.
in
men
might
have
They
perfec*
of
said
a
ages
also
have
ability,
have
have
all
sue*
to
him
fraternity
discoveries,
skill and
might
of
work
at
mighty
sublimity
theme
and
all
unrivaled
and
craft
matchless
whose
and
were
there
and
skill
and
admiration
Moriah,
of Israel,
grandeur
whose
the
Mount
great
"splendid
than
more
city of Tsrre,
King
their
of
of
plains
'Son
of the
coming
'cunning
of
work*
the
pleasant
wise
the
that
"
neighboring
on
assembled
Christianity^
of
and
that
the valley
of
and
by its presence
and
song;
before
the
him
to
said
little company
probable
India
of
its
years
Man,*
Mason*
that
the
advent
cheered
by
thousand
have
Judea
of
were
enlivened
cen"
Phoenicians,
accuracy
the
deserts
the
Nile,
the
of
to
mountains
Syria,
VI,
by the
indeed
might
anterior
the
of
Institution.
of the
origin
"They
great
answer
fifteenth
the
of
Westerly
with
the
of Henry
inquiry
the
brought
was
Hence
fable.
OF
STORY
and
the
bowed
said
to
wis-
with
to
him
FREEMASONRY
107
having
that,
finished
Gozarra,
Azor,
of their
halls
mystic
Rome,
burst
world
like
black
cloud,
genius
and
to
A.
year
the
throne
all
parts
general
D.
926,
the
Westerly?'
"
continued
and
which
are
and
admiration
pride
of
the
highest
him,
in
that
been
on
from
them
of
city
did
Masonry
; producing
Continent,
traveler.
it
complete.
centuries,
Central
York,
bring
those
of art
specimens
of
in
him
meet
royal
'Who
the
on
unapproachable
the
to
fraternity
operative
in England
grand
"
for eight
an
the
if in addition
And,
invited
his
have
would
"Henceforward,
had
inquiry
to his
answer
the
to
of his predecessors
one
at
the
of
defiance
said
of
through
monuments
continent,
assembly
the
of
ages'
splendid
had
of England
of
in
of
out
patronage
art.
modem
results
Essenian
peering
the
at
the
the
set
which
of
star
those
the
Artificium'
'dark
under
beautified
issuing
the
bright
and
the
'Collegia
the
upon
attainment
both
finally
produced
church,
the
of
palaces
workmen'
through
and
associations,
and
with
^cunning
these
work,
and
Palmsrra,
passing
after-times,
and
enriched
and
genius,
great
temples
with
cities, having
walled
of
that
Europe,
But
and
it is
no
THE
108
longer
an
day,
operative
Masons,
as
traordinary
Very
may
of
be
would
"
us
"
Brethren
a
long
duties
before
of
architect
or
the
of
in
England
character,
1717,
and
then
in
became
sentiment,
the
and
regulations,
of
the
Institution,
place,
for
order
in
and
its
is
the
moral
and
changed
then
were
aim
for God,
laws
and
condition
made,
governmental
system
the
volent
bene-
the
New
man.
extraordin
volent
bene-
and
reverence
to the
adapted
revolution
took
higher
love
warmer
to
science.
of
principle,
social
of
operative
moral
cultivation
affections,
our
great
establish
Lodge
architectural
whose
and
the
and
aside
At
No.
Grand
purely
association,
development
minster
West-
it all pretensions
with
skill
We
laid
we
assume
another
Craft
present
tate
hesi-
to
St. Paul's.
the
of
reorganization
W.
all his
as
to be, would
for
new
erect
M.
pares,
consenting
we
Very
honored
him
time
to
Moriahi
inner
acknowledge
as
undertake
own
primus
Abbey,
the
our
ex-
sciences.
Masons
Mount
that
to
physical
willingly
Master,"
Grand
the
on
of this
pretensions
accomplished
are
we
certain
no
up
in
temple
another
the
set
OF
We
association.
skill
few
STORY
obtained
"
an
entire
policy
where
FREEMASONRY
had
neither
became
for
109
previously
the
the
great
whole
"From
at
Switzerland
Austria
and
for short
Russia,
Denmark,
Italy
in
(as
Syria,
Lodge
was
are
Gambia
islands
at
Hope
of
Ceylon,
Madagascar;
principal
the
the
on
and
Pacific
Sumatra,
the
Nile;
Sandwich
settlements
century
in
of
which
there
where
several
and
Sierra
at
St.
all
of Africa,
and
crecy)
settlements;
Master
and
se-
English
an
(in
parts
various
of Good
Cape
the
in
of
; in Turkey
in China,
Grand
; in
Poland
cover
than
India
numerous);
the
Prussia
where
Madras,
Provincial
lodges;
the
more
East
Bombay,
Bengal,
lodges
Aleppo,
established
in all the
ago);
is
at
down
in fallen
of Asia
parts
times,
Hanover,Sweden,
(under
in various
States
and
; in
even
and
Spain
and
up
Saxony,
"
different
at
and
established,
in France
German
Rhine
the
of
Belgium^
Holland,
there
and
been
flourish
all the
seasons);
shores
classic
Grand
times,
and
; in
(and
save
Lodges,
various
still exist
and
Masomy
of
point
have
source
Subordinate,
in
central
England
and
world.
this
and
existed,
as
at
Leone;
in all the
Indian
Helena,
group;
of Australia,
the
on
larger
oceans,
as
Mauritius,
in
as
all the
at Ade-
THE
110
laide,
in
Lodge;
World
the
'^In
the
all
ous
parts
Cross.
West
India
Venezuela,
Chili,
etc..
ing
Masonry
is
the
subordinate,
Lodge
the
obtain-
has
erected
and
in vari*
Peru,
in
Guiana,
Brazil,
never
as
Republic
Grand
the
has
flourishhas
Master
Grand
the
and
Old
the
of another
establishment
there.
''On
own
continent
widely
diffused,
our
more
In
condition.
Lodges
are
opposition
through
of
Brethren
the
hungry,
clothe
of the
may
the
the
in
; and
Canadas
to
the
Masonic
Lodges
be
'to feed
naked
afflicted.'
of
Foundland,
New
North,
Masonic
respectable
despite
the
never
healthy
more
Priesthood
and
and
wounds
in
from
the
even,
bigoted
Scotia
was
order
in
or
Mexico,
America,
Nova
regions
our
maintained,
of
all British
the
in
prospering
latter
Empire
as
of this Commonwealth
just authorized
icy
America,
Granada,
Grand
has
islands
New
In
before.
Lodge
South
New
the
else
Christanity
or
of the
of
is
of civilization
genius
Banner
in
wherever
standpoint,
the
Tunis,
in
and
"
Sidney,
there
where
Algeria,
Morocco
ed
Greece
in
Zealand;
of
Parramatta,
Melbourne,
OF
STORY
fotind
and
bind
up
FREEMASONRY
Ul
"On
the
own
country,
condition
I need
Territorjr"
and
its Grand
has
large
spread
the
land,we
have
in the
Institution,
is
never
prints
to
are
regions
and
earth.
Among
period;
of
Liberty
traced
in
the
lands
to
came
and
would
our
it
was
by
fail.
It is
of
in the
most
people
shores
at
rocked
Washington,
night.
Its footi*
distant
ages
and
of
the
in all
is recognized.
its existence
here
the
it.
remotest
and
where
upon
all civilized
Christianized
It
be
gone;
not
even
is always
day
of
eye
It
parallel.
darkness
the
human
Institution*
has
respected
by
obscured
prosperity
other
its
of religion
claims
of
of
world.
furnish
be
will
which
breadth
universal
Christianity
where
the
these,
and
of any
of the
a
not
more
Encamp-
evidence
age
indeed
does
superior
or
to
add
length
annals
in any
"Masonry
its claims
the
con-
associations
the
over
all
unparalleled
exists
Masonic
other
ments,and
are
we
one
of Chapters,Councils,
number
History
If
ter-^
every
its
village,
lodges.
subordinate
State
Kansas^
even
nearly
; and
and
our
unorganized
including
Lodge
town
siderable
The
the
except
in
Every
dwell.
not
of Washington,
ritory
Institution
the
of
an
auspicious
in the
a
Cradle
Franklin,
THE
112
Hacock
tempests
or
Warren.
and
proudly
stands
some
its vigorous
roots
limbs
sky;
in
delight
branches.
providence
of God,
its
around
trunk
has
that
and
mantle
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the
and
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of
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are
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perhaps,
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of
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outline
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