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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 436

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of C:. Noble knight, since your forces enteredthis land of ours, I have learned something of yourinstitution of knighthood, and would fain know more.I understand the sanctity of the knightly word, asyou may see by the confidence I have placed inyours; and I have also heard from those who havebeen… … G.. M.\ It is. Thou hast not been misinformed.The name of Knight, and gentle blood, entitle thepossessor to place himself in the same rank withsovereigns of the first degree, so far as regards allbut kingly authority and dominion. If the greatestking were to wound the honor of the poorest knight,he…

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