Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 221
n composition from the shire-moot. Of the national organism from the seventh to theeleventh century. Dr. Stubbs says:—The shire-mootis the most complete organization under the system: it i86 History oj Freemasonry. is the Folkmoot; not the witenagemot of the shire, butthe assembly of the people.… … .\NCIENT EGYPTI.VN P.\L.\CE. that which is called the morning star, often gi\en togiants in old paintings, was the warrant which con^•enedsome of the English Hundreds. Scribes or Registrarswere not required to attend the meeting of the Hundredor the Shire. The memorials of the Court were en-trusted…
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