2000 Freemason book Transactions of Quatuor Coronati Lodge, landmarks, York

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Freemasonry: Ars Quatuor Coronatorum
Transactions of Quatuor Coronati Lodge 2076 Lodge of Research, London, England
Vol. 113, 2000 HC
Hardcover
Illustrated Very good condition
Blue hard cover
Gold-colored lettering on spine.
Published in the United Kingdom, 2001
Butler and Tanner, Frome and London
Edited by Peter Hamilton Currie
ISBN 0907655505
Quatuor Coronati Lodge 2076 is England’s oldest and most prestigious lodges of research. It limits membership to 40 and its members have included some of the most erudite Masonic scholars in history.
About five or six times a year the lodge hosts lectures on aspects of Masonic history. These are published in a book annually under the title “transactions” of the lodge.
Members of the Quatuor Coronati Correspondence Circle, an auxiliary group, live around the world and receive the books as part of their membership. They also may attend the lodge meetings.
The “transactions” include comments from Masons attending the lectures, often quite detailed summaries or even rebuttals of the material in the main lecture.
They also sometimes include additional papers on aspects of Masonic research and history.
The 2000 version is volume 113 of the transactions.
Contents include :
Papers delivered in the lodge
Freemasonry: A royal art
The secrets of the craft
John T. Desaguliers: Promoter of the Enlightenment and of Speculative Masonry
The Jacobite Conspiracy
Freemasons — an endangered species?
Other topics:
The origin of the Master’s Word
The Three Mancunians
Historical Landmarks
A brief History of York Rite Masonry in Florida
The Provenance of the Aleph, Beth and Lamed
Masonic Prisoners of War
Masonic curiosities
The story of the King James Bible (review)
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