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The book of the Ancient and accepted Scottish rite of freemasonry (1899)

McClenachan, Charles Thompson, 1829-1896. [from old catalog] · New York · leaf 232

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ey took the name of Princes of Jerusalem and Knights of theEast and West, in memory of the place where this Order wasfirst instituted, and because their doctrines came from East andWest. They have, ever since their first establishment, adheredto their customs and forms of reception. In the year… … KMGHIS OF THE EAST AXD WEST. FHE SETE2>-TZE2>-TH GEADE OF THE A^TCIEXT A2h^ AC-CEPTED SCOTTISH EITE, A2yT) THE EIEST DE^EEE OPTHE PHILOSOPHICAL SEEIES. APARTAIE^TS AST) DECORATIONS. Bnt one spacions apanment, beside tlie Preparationroom, is needei It slioidd be in tbe form of a bepta-gon,…

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