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1984
Kipling became a freemason in 1886, while still below the minimum age of twenty-one (it seems that the Lodge of Hope and Perseverance in Lahore was in sore need of a secretary, and he immediately filled that position). For the various stages of his admission, see p. 3.
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Kipling became a freemason in 1886, while still below the minimum age of twenty-one (it seems that the Lodge of Hope and Perseverance in Lahore was in sore need of a secretary, and he immediately filled that position). For the various stages of his admission, see p. 3.
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Freemasonry in Turkey’s modern history of ideas: A factor of liberalization and individualization?
Domes: Digest of Middle East Studies, 2020Roland Benedikter
exaly
2014
Architecture, in its historical sense, especially Classical architecture, is central to Freemasonry: Modernist architecture, however, having no coherent language or vocabulary, and wholly divorced from the ancient techniques of working with stone, has no connection whatseoever with the Craft. This chapter concentrates on the subtle aspects that suggest
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Architecture, in its historical sense, especially Classical architecture, is central to Freemasonry: Modernist architecture, however, having no coherent language or vocabulary, and wholly divorced from the ancient techniques of working with stone, has no connection whatseoever with the Craft. This chapter concentrates on the subtle aspects that suggest
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Putting freemasonry into perspective: The debate over freemasonry and policing
Policing and Society, 1994David S Wall
exaly
Fictions of Freemasonry: Freemasonry and the German Novel (review)
Goethe Yearbook, 1994openaire +2 more sources
Fictions of Freemasonry: Freemasonry and the German Novel (review)
Eighteenth-Century Fiction, 1993openaire +2 more sources