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History & Origins

The mysteries of Freemasonry

John Fellows

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Poetry, Literature & Music

The poetry of freemasonry

R. Morris

1884

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History & Origins

THE PORCH AND THE MIDDLE CHAMBER

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History & Origins

The signet of King Solomon

C. L. Arnold

1868 · provisional date

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Symbolism & Philosophy

The Symbolism of Freemasonry

Albert G. Mackey

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History & Origins

Vest Pocket Trestle Board, C1926

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