Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 190
inferred from certain passagesin Mr. Smiths collection (Eng. Gilds 39, 41). The gathering together of artisans in the various craftguilds and fraternities was not always a matter of free will.If the masons of London had alreadv possessed a guildor company in 1356, it is scarcely likely that… … ANCIENT TEMPLAR EOUIPMENTS. fourteenth century is not open to dispute, though I amentirely with him in the belief, that not only is there anabsence of proof with respect to a supreme guild, but i6o History of Freemasonry. that all the evidence we possess points in quite an oppo-site direction. As…
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