Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 92
sistance, though on a reduced scale. It has been alreadj- mentioned that some of the tradesowned a divided fealty, the stonemasons, joiners, andlocksmiths being arrayed under the banners of Solomonand Jacques, tlie carpenters under those of Solomonand Soubise, and the remaining trades which form… … W Q o en O?^C o cr; The Compamonage. 73 with one or more of the remaining corps under the samebanner. But they all present a united front to a com-mon enemy; for example, the societies of one devoir are ina chronic state of discord with those of the other two.Sometimes, also, there is a difference…
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