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A Short Masonic History Being an Account of the Growth of Freemasonry and Some of the Earlier Secret S

ISBN13: 9780766138407
ISBN10: 0766138402
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Kessinger Publishing specializes in reprints of rare, scarce, and out-of-print books. These are frequently facsimile editions of the original works and often the only version of the original text available. But, please note before purchasing: because of the condition of the original texts and difficulty in reproducing them, the reprints are sometimes difficult to read.

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Modern Freemasonry evolved from secret societies and within this book the author attempts to pick out the truth from the fantasy among various writers who had written on the topic of secret societies. He hopes he has succeeded in this volume. A sampling of the topics he includes are: Knights Templar, Roman builders, Eleusinians, Pythagoreans, Vehmegerichte, Essenes, Gregorians, Gormogons, Orange Society, and many others.

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ISBN:: 9780766138407
Publisher:: Kessinger Publishing
Subject:: Freemasonry
Author:: Armitage, Frederick
Publication Date:: March 2003
Binding:: Paperback
Language:: English
Pages:: 200
Dimensions:: 11.02x8.04x.52 in. 1.00 lbs.

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