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Rituals of freemasonry: comprising the degrees of Entered apprentice, Fellow craft, and Master mason, in the lodge; (1870)

Sickels, Daniel. [from old catalog], Gould, James L. [from old catalog], Sheville, John W. [from old catalog], Simons, John. [from old catalog], Chase, Jackson H. [from old catalog] · New York, Masonic publishing company · leaf 468

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faithfulservant. Now to the praise of thoseWho triumphed oer the foes Of Masons art;To the praiseworthy three,Who founded this degree;May all their virtues be Deep in our hearts. The ceremonies previous to closing a Lodge in thisdegree are peculiarly interesting. They teach us theduty we owe to our… … This degree is more closely associated with Symbolicthan Chapter Masonry. It was originally, aad is to thisday, an honorary degree, and should be conferred onlyon the newly-elected Master of a Lodge. But as it hasbecome a permanent component part of the Capitularsystem, it is, therefore, useless to…

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