The history of freemasonry : its legends and traditions, its chronological history (1906)
Mackey, Albert Gallatin, 1807-1881, Singleton, William R. (William Reynolds), 1819-1901, Singleton, William R. (William Reynolds), 1819-1901. History of the symbolism of freemasonry, Hughan, William James, 1841-1911 · New York : the Masonic History Company · leaf 75
s is done because the Legend of the later manuscriptsis undoubtedly the one which was adopted by the English Masons,while that of the Halliwell MS. appears to have been of exoticgrowth, which never took any extensive root in the soil of EnglishMasonry. In the subsequent chapters devoted to this… … E manuscript begins with an invocation to theTrinity. This invocation is almost identical withthat which prefaces the Harleian, the Sloane, theLandsdowne, and, indeed, all the other manu-scripts, except the Halliwell and the Cooke.From this fact we may justly infer that therewas a common exemplar,…
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