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by Tracy P. Cheever (Author)
This book is a history of the introduction of freemasonry in Salem, Massachusetts, and the role of the Essex Lodge in the development of the masonic movement in the United States. The book includes a detailed account of the centennial anniversary celebration of the establishment of the Essex Lodge in 1820, including speeches, poems, and other commemorative exercises. It also provides historical background on the origins and traditions of freemasonry, and its influence on American culture and society.
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