1855. This title is illustrated and explained in a second letter to Robert T. Crucefix, Grand Commander of S.G.I.G. for England and Wales. Illustrated

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1900. Other volumes in this set include ISBN number(s): 0766141888. Volume 1 of 2. One of the purposes of this series of lectures is to display the true design and tendency of the Order of Freemasonry. True Freemasonry forms no part of the national religion, although it does teach the genuine principles of Christianity. Because of this fact, Freemasonry is often vilified and objected to. These detractors generally intend to show that Freemasonry's pursuits are inconsistent, frivolous and useless. Another purpose of this work is to rebut such absurd charges and set the record straight.

1879. With the ritual of foundation, building, furnishing, dedicating and consecrating lodges, installations, Masonic funerals and work; to which is added a century of aphorisms, calculated for general instruction.

1855. This title shows the presumed origin of the Royal Arch degree in a letter to Robert T. Crucefix, Grand Master of S.G.I.G. for England and Wales. Following the writing of this letter, Rev. Oliver was favored by Brother Willoughby of Birkenhead with a sight of a very old floor cloth painted on silk, belonging to a Royal Arch chapter in the city of Chester, and used only a very few years after the degree was admitted into the system of Constitutional Masonry. This ancient document offers a confirmation of the opinion expressed in the following pages respecting the transfer of the latter portion of the 3rd Degree to the Royal Arch.

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