Brief History of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemansory (1890)

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HON. MEM. SUP. CON. S. J. U. S.
'AST Grand Registrar of the Grand Consistory of the
State of California, Secretary of the Masonic
Veteran Association of the Pacific
Coast, etc., etc., etc.,
Oakland, Cal.
NEW
EDITION
OF THE
BRIEF HISTORY
OF THE
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
OF
FREEMASONRY
TOGETHER WITH A
HISTORIC SKETCH OF THE SO-CALLED REVIVAL OF
FREEMASONRY IN 1717,
AND OTHER INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE MATTER.
For the Information of Master Masons in Generai.
AND of Brethren of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite of Free-
masonry IN Particular.
Compiled from the Most Reliable Sources and from the Most
Distinguished Historians and Authors Extant, by
EDWIN A. SHERMAN,
33°,
floxoRARY Member of the Si'preme Council for the Southern JURismcTipw
OK the United States; Grand Keeper of the Seals and Archives of
the GrandConsistoryofCalifornia WiseMasterof Gethsemanb
;
ChatpatreyrofofTHEKoMsabsoCnriocixV,etNeo.ra5n, AOsaskolcainadt,ionCaolfiftohreniPaac,iSfeiccre-
Coast; Vice-President op the National Conven-
tion OF Masonic Veteran Associations of
THE United States, Etc., Etc., Etc.
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I OAKLAND,CALIFORNIA.
I Carrutu 4 Carruth, Printers, 520 15TH ftr.
h June 34, 1890.
II,
Entered accordingto Actof Congress, June 5th. 1890
By Edwin A.Sherman, 33°
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, U. S. A.