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Antiquarian Library - Worcestershire Museum of Freemasonry
A Defence of Freemasonry (Woodford, A. F. A.),1874.
Author:- Woodford, A. F. A.
Date:- 1874 -
UGLE Classification:- A 798 WOO - Anti-Masonry & Vindications: Answers and vindications
WMLMT Classification:- Masonic Discussion
Order:- Craft (& Freemasonry General)
Details
By A. F. A. WOOFORD, M.A., Past Grand Chaplain. The best defence, after all, of our Fraternity, is for each brother to practise the principles he is taught in Lodge. Every member has to a certain extent the honour of his Grand Lodge in his keeping, and only by “square conduct” can be rightly interpretwhat it is to be a Freemason.
Published by George Kenning, 198 Fleet Street, London, E.C. 1874.
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pp. viii. 71. 8½”x5¼”. George Kenning, London, 1874.
