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Masonry and its moral code from a 19th century view
The article extols Freemasonry as a moral and charitable fraternity. It argues that the order requires age, good character, and means, venerates the Bible, and presents Masonry as a force for personal reform, social aid, and intercultural fellowship while condemning vice and gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othis
Volcme
Word of God
Masonic Lodge
Royal Arch
Knight of the Red Cross
Knight of Malta
Knight Templar
Free
Masonry
Church of God
Grand Lodge of
Indiana
Yiolata
Aledge
Phat
Morgani
Morgan
Gorteuis
Tovany
Ark of
Orphar
Isis
Cain
Solomon
Judea
Hiram
Tyre
Goda
Dan
Jonathan
David
Damon
Pythias
George “Washington
Lafayette
Washington
Bunker Hill
Warren
Elbridge Gerry
Charlestown
Adams
Jobn Adams
Gage
Tower of Babel
China
Celestial Empire
Tochim
Order
Poiata
Vicksburg
Cleveland Herald
13Th Army Corps
Mississippi River
Yazoo
47Th Army Corps
McPherson
Haines’ Bluff
Sherman
Scott
Vert Cruz
13Th.corps
Jackson
Foster
Hox