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History & Origins

Reflected Rays of Light upon Freemasonry

Garey

1874 · Source index; details unverified

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History & Origins

The Arcana Of Freemasonry

A. Churchward

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History & Origins

The Builders: A Story and Study of Masonry

Joseph Fort Newton

1915 · Verified edition

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Grand Lodge & Regional Histories

The concise history of freemasonry

R. F. Gould

1920 · Source index; details unverified

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Grand Lodge & Regional Histories

The early history and antiquities of Freemasonry

G. F. Fort

1884 · Source index; details unverified

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Constitutions & Regulations

The general ahiman rezon of freemasonry

D. Sickels

1868 · Source index; details unverified

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