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8 de oct. de 2023 · Smith, William, freemason. Publication date. 1735. Topics. Language & Literature, Literary And Political Reviews, General Interest Periodicals--United Kingdom, Law, Philosophy & Religion, Fine & Performing Arts, Social Sciences, History, History--History of North And South America, Books, microfilm. Collection.
William Smith: Priest, Educator, and Masonic Leader of Colonial and Revolutionary America (Slides) 2018 Quatuor Coronati Conference: Freemasons in the Transatlantic World in the Eighteenth Century September 14 to 16, 2018 The George Washington Masonic National Memorial Alexandria, Virginia.
to an eighteenth-century Masonic audience. The Masonic traditions of early Grand Lodge era Freemasonry, Biblical characters such as Solomon, John the Baptist, St. Paul, and St. Peter were considered to be participants in the Craft’s ancient continuity. For example, Robert Samber’s March 1, 1721-2, Masonic essay (the earliest surviving work
A pocket companion for free-masons ... Dedicated to the Society. [The compiler's dedication signed: W. Smith.], Volume 1 A pocket companion for free-masons ... Dedicated to the Society. [The compiler's dedication signed: W. Smith.], William Smith (freemason.) Author: William Smith (freemason.) Publisher: E. Rider, 1735: Original from: The ...
William Smith (b.1698 – d.1741) and his Pocket Companions of 1735. John Belton. If a mason wanted to know more about his Craft, then after 1723 he could spend half a guinea (at today’s costs that is £60 EU 65 and US$ 80) on a copy of Andersons Constitutions OR they could buy a Free-masons Pocket Companion for 2sh 6d – a quarter of the price.
A pocket companion for free-masons ... Dedicated to the Society. [The compiler's dedication signed: W. Smith.]: Volume 1 - Ebook written by William Smith (freemason.). Read this book...
The First Masonic Sermon of the Rev. William Smith, Christ Church, Philadelphia, June 24, 1755; A Comparative Analysis of Four Versions: 1755, 1759, 1767, and 1803 Citation: Shawn Eyer.
