 | Henry Leonard Stillson, William James Hughan - Freemasonry - 1890 - 920 pages
...revolutionizing not only the first three degrees, but the Royal Arch and Knight Templar, and endeavored to show that he had adopted the true work of the "Ancient York Masons"; but, it is well ascertained, no such working was known among them, as they were absorbed in the speculative teaching and exclusive system... | |
 | William James Hughan, Henry Leonard Stillson - Freemasonry - 1892 - 944 pages
...revulutioni/ing not only the first thrrr tSegwo, but the Royal Arch and Knight Templar, and endeavored to »htnr that he had adopted the true work of the " Ancient York Masons " ; bat, h is »• ascertained, no such working was known among them, as they were at*cr.' in the... | |
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... fabrication of a prominent American Freemason, Thomas Smith Webb, who, at the termination of the last century, added degrees and other strange peculiarities to the American Masonic system, — revolutionizing not only the first three degrees, but... 