Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 472
lentifulwith the organizers of the buffoonery, for the mock pro-cessions could not have been otherwise than very costlyaffairs, from which may be inferred that there were in-fluential people in the background, who shared in the de-sign of holding up the Freemasons to ridicule and con-tempt. In… … KNIGHT EWiCT OF NINE—A. A. S. R. 420 History of Freemasonry. nothing but a persecution could bring them into voguehere again. You know, as great as our folHes are, we evengrow tired of them, and are always changing. A notable figure passed off the stage in 1744, in the per-son of Dr. Desaguliers,…
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