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Ancient Free and Accepted Masons

Posted on 29 Oct 2020 by universalfreemasonry

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This article gives a detailed explanation of the history and meaning of the phrase “Ancient Free and Accepted Masons.”

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Crossing the Language Barrier to Make that Daily Progress in Freemasonry

Posted on 27 Oct 2017 by karenakidd

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When I was a very new Freemason, I unintentionally allowed the language barrier to create errors in two of my early papers. In one paper, I referred to the “broached thurnel” as “Freemasonry’s lost immovable jewel.” In the other paper, I referred to the… Continue Reading “Crossing the Language Barrier to Make that Daily Progress in Freemasonry”

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