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…Paul Rylands, Major Sisson Cooper Pratt, William James Hughan, and George William Speth), dissatisfied with the way the history of Freemasonry had been expou

…be obseruit be all the Maister-Maissounis within this realme sett down be William Schaw, Maister of Wark to his Maieste and general Wardene of the said Craft …Edinburgh gives a transcript and the last part in facsimile, and, by W. J. Hughan, in his Unpublished Records of the Craft, and in Doctor Mackey's revised Hi

…is listed as "Additional M.S. 23,198", and has been dated by William James Hughan (1841–1911) at 1450 or thereabouts, an estimate in which most of the spec …I of its Antigrapha in 1890, and included therewith a Commentary by George William Speth.[7]

…g/10,000_famous_freemasons/Volume_1_A_to_D.htm 10,000 Famous Freemasons by William R. Denslow] …gitalcommons.unl.edu/libraryscience/25/ The Constitutions of Freemasons by James Anderson - 1734 Edition]

…auch [[Robert Freke Gould]] (s. d.), [[William James Hughan]] und [[George William Speth]], drei sehr bekannte maurische Autoren. Letzterer wurde der erste Se

…ork was first published in 1840 by Mr. [[James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps|James Orchard Halliwell]], under the title of "A Poem on the Constitutions of Mas *[[George William Speth]] in [[Quatuor Coronatorum Antigrapha]], Vol. I, 1889; Nachdruck in:

„Diplom von den Maurern von Schottland dem William St. Clair of Roslin verliehen“. …n über „[[Mutter Kilwinning]]", so werden durch eine dritte, ebenfalls von William Schaw unterschriebne Urkunde die sagenhaften „erblichen Großmeister" aus

…h]], [[Henry Sadler|Sadler]], [[Chetwode Crawley]], [[William James Hughan|Hughan]], Conder [[Frederick Crowe|Crowe]], [[Lionel Vibert|Vibert]], [[Albert Fre

Robert Wentworth Little (1839-1878) and William James Hughan (1841-1911) wurden 1866 von ihrem Magus Maximus Anthony Oneal Haye IX°, in …Freemasons Hall getiftet hatte, als er als Kassierer für den Großsekretär William Henry White arbeitete.

…the hand-written charges as their authority to meet as a lodge. Woodford, Hughan, Speth and Gould, all founders of Quatuor Coronati Lodge, and Dr Begemann, …scripts at the British Museum, to fifty years later was largely sidelined. Hughan also mentions that it was probably written by a priest.

Thus, the Rev. [[James Anderson]], the first and, naturally, one of the most noted of Masonic comm …e same time, the Andersonian fables, popularized by [[William Preston]], [[William Hutchinson]], and [[George Oliver]] were current and widely accepted as lat

[[William Preston]]: Illustrations of Masonry. 1775, 81-83;<br/> James Hardie: The New Free-Mason’s Monitor; or Masonic Guide. New York: George

[[Datei:William Shaw.jpg|thumb|835px]] *William James Hughan: Masonic Sketches and Reprints, 1871, 212-215 (erste Statuten), 216-218 mit

Kloss (1846, 18) und A. F. A. Woodford (im Vorwort zu Hughan, 1872, xi) datieren sie auf 1500, später wurde sie meistens auf 1550 datie Englischer Text in William James Hughan: The Old Charges of British Freemasons. 1872; Nachdruck Kessinger Publicati

…by Krause in his Kunsturkunden. An English version was inserted by Brother Hughan in his Old Charges of British Freemasons. …was new, Freemasonry in York was very old. It was to this Grand Lodge that William Preston turned when he set up his "Grand Lodge of England south of the Rive

…ations, &c. oft that most Ancient and Right Worshipful Fraternity. London: William Hunter 1723 (darin: '''The Charges of a Free Mason'''), '''Ausgabe 1815''' by Bro. William Williams, Provincial Grand Master for Dorsetshire:

:Henry Leonard Stillson, William James Hughan: History of the Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Mason [Im William Watson Manuskript, das vielleicht 1471-83 entstanden ist, sind die Abschnit

…Kadoshes, and that the Builder at the Temple of Solomon is now replaced by James de Molay, the martyred Grand Master of the Templars, the assassins being re …and DeMolay, No. 4, met on December 29, 1868, by Warrant from Grand Master William Sewall Gardner issued on December 2, 1868, and established a Grand Commande

…ally only one Scottish Degree existed, whose object was the restoration of James II to the throne of England, and that of that restoration Jacob's ladder ha See Molay, James de

…70 und in dem Englisch jener Zeit abgefasst [Nachschrift bei William James Hughan: Masonic Sketches and Reprints, 1871, 25-26; Nachdruck Kessinger Publishing Aus den von Holme dann beschriebnen Wappen von Gewerken wählt [[William Harry Rylands|Rylands]] die der Zimmrer und der Masons or ffree Masons aus,

…von dem englischen Literaturhistoriker [[James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps|James O. Halliwell]] Konstitutionsbuch der ersten Großloge, welches [[James Anderson|James <span style="letter-spacing:0.2em;">Anderson</span>]] im Auftrage derselben

…on remained unnoted by English historians of the Fraternity from Gould and Hughan until Bro. Sir Alfred Robbins published his work on the Grand Lodge of Engl …aster of it was none other than the American, Sir John Johnson, son of Sir William Johnson, the latter our country's outstanding man in the generation precedi

…Degrees on the Duke of Tuscany and Lorraine, afterwards Emperor Francis I. William Preston (Illustrations of Masonry, 1812, page 231) asserts Brother Hadly th …s in the King's Library of the British Museum. It was published in 1840 by James 0. Halliwell, and again in 1844, under the title of The Early History of Fr

…als in the Scottish Degree of Knights of the Ninth Arch or Sacred Vault of James VI. The first Masonic opera, the libretto written by Brother William Rufus Chetwood, prompter at Drury Lane Theater, London, for eighteen years,

…asonic History properly so called, and as represented by Mackey, Gould and Hughan; in fact, as his private correspondence and his published works prove, he… …dge, under date of December 27, 1670, which was published by Brother W. J. Hughan in the Voice of Masonry, February, 1872, we find there a Master and Warden

…harvest in the coming years. These sentiments prompted a Brother, the Rev. William Mark Sexson, McAlester, Oklahoma, then the Grand Chaplain of his State, to But in Brother William James Hughan's Introduction to the Religion of Freemasonry (pages v to vii) he replies:

…Lodge was warranted for Bombay under English authority in 1758 and Brother James Todd was appointed Provincial Grand Master in 1763. The Grand Lodge of Scotland in 1836 appointed Dr. James Burnes of the Indian Medical Service as Provincial Grand Master of Western

There subsequently arose a second governing Body of which James B. Taylor of New York became Grand Secretary. This organization was known… …-16, 1876, on the invitation of the Grand Chapter of Indiana. Grand Patron James S. Nutt, of Indiana, welcomed the visitors and opened the meeting. Brother

…an Era, 1766 (see Origin of the English Rite of Freemasonry, Brother W. J. Hughan, 1913, page 109). William Jennings Bryan was made a Mason in Masonic Lodge, No. 19, Lincoln, Neb., Ap

…atistician of the Masonic Fraternity, as he was so termed by Brother W. J. Hughan. Initiated on September 10, 1878, in the Jordan Lodge, No. 1402, at Torquay …yne, Grand Master in 1720, approved by Grand Lodge, 1721, published by Dr. James Anderson, 1723, and which reads: "Every Annual Grand Lodge has an inherent

…ed monarch. Thus the old phrase, "the Widow's Son," was applied by them to James II, who was the son of Henrietta Maria, the widow of Charles I. So, instead …er Paul Carus and others, and in a Scrap Book of Elementary Mathematics by William F. White, as well as in Mathematical Recreations by Professor W. W. R. Ball

…nslation of the first book of the Rationale Divinorum Officorum written by William Durandus in the thirteenth century. Here we have the ritual of an ancient… …Mareighny of New York; John Sellers, Wilmington; George Monroe, Edinburgh, James Jefferis, Belfast; Evan Thomas, Santa Cruz; and Edwin Roche, Virginia. In…

…t of Switzerland has been made to mourn by the discovery that the story of William Tell, and of the apple which he shot from the head of his son, is nothing… It is on this very principle that the iconoclastic Masonic writers, such as Hughan and Woodford, are pursuing their researches into the early history of Freem

…ny in France named Nemausus or Nismes was referred to; and with this W. J. Hughan agreed. Sidney Klein took Naymus Grecus to be an anagram of Simon Grynaeus, …icers were elected and installed as follows: Companions Harry P. Deuel and James W. Moore, Grand High Priest and Deputy Grand High Priest; Companion David…

*BACKHOUSE, WILLIAM …nius Theodidactus, in 1651at London. John Heydon published a book entitled William Backhouse's Way to Bliss, but Ashmole claims it in his diary to be his own.

:William Kay to his friend Robert Preston …in the Fourteenth Degree of the Rite of Perfection, or the Sacred Vault of James VI. The word means a servant, from abed, to serve, although somewhat corrup

…New York; 1911. The first novel about the sea was written by an American, James Fenimore Cooper; also, it is believed by many; its greatest, Moby Dtck, by …in Scotland did, by several deeds, constitute and appoint William and Sir William St. Clair of Rossline, my ancestors and their heirs, to be their patrons,…

…y period when there were two Antiquity Lodges; one under the leadership of William Preston and comprising the larger and most solid portion of the membership …ly be called the father of the Masonic philosophical and didactic school." Hughan characteristically valued it because it contained a list of Boston Lodges,

…friends could not be forgotten. He was buried at New Rochelle, hut in 1819 William Cobbett took his body to England. Moncure D. Conway wrote a biography of hi Dr. James Anderson "wrote" the 1723 and 1738 editions of the Book of Constitutions fo