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===Antiquarian Library - Worcestershire Museum of Freemasonry===
=  An Elucidation on the Masonic Plates (Finch, W.) 1802  = 
=== Author:- Finch, W. ===
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'''''Date:-   ''''' 1802   -   
==== '''''UGLE Classification:-'''''  BE 810 FIN - Irregular, Spurious & Clandestine Masonry: Finch====
'''''WMLMT Classification:-   ''''' Ritual
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'''''Country of Origin:-   ''''' England  -  
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'''''Order:-   ''''' Irregular Masonry
== Details == 
Consisting of sixty-four different compartments, viz., forty-six in the first plate, nine in the second, and nine in the third, colliprising the following Degrees in Masonry :—lst, 2nd, and 3rd in Craft, R.A., A.M., K.T., &c. By W.FINCH, Author of the Masonic Treatise. 

A noted Masonic charlatan, who carried on a lucrative business for many years. He was once connected with the Craft, and subsequently did not scruple to “make Masons” on his own account. Neither did he hesitate to employ the law to secure payment of his fees for such, but in that respect iguominonsly failed, the “defendant” coming off victorious, and Finch possibly a 
“sadder,” if not a “wiser man.”

London: Printed and Published for the Author, and sold by H. D. Symonds, Pater-noster Row; Lackington, Allen and Co., Finsbury Square, and most booksellers in town and country. Entered at Stationers’ Hall. Theodore Page, Printer, Black Friars Road.
== Properties == 
pp. 80.
7¾”x5”.
London, n.d.
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