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The Freemasons' Repository.

THE FREEMASONS' REPOSITORY .

AN IMPARTIAL EXAMINATION OF A BOOK , ENTITLED PROOFS OF A CONSPIRACY AGAINST ALL THE RELIGIONS AND GOVERNMENTS OF EUROPE ,

CARRIED ON IN THE SECRET MEE . T 1 SGS 07 YRfctMASOKS , H-IASWIN ATI , A 1 * T > J \ F . AD 1 SG SOCIETIES . Iir JOUH "lOIil . lO . V , A . M . FBOFESSOU OK' " . ' ATUKA " , 1 'iIILOSOI'II Y I M THE USIVEIIS 1 TY OF E 3 J 1 NBUHG 1 I . " BY J . WATKINS , LL . D .

Puilet hs ; c opprobia nobis Et did potui »; se , et non potuisse refelli . OVID .

TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF MOIRA , ACTING GRAND-MASTER OF MASOKS OF ENGLAND .

MY LOUD , r - ~ 0 whom should a vindication of injured innocence look for appro * - ^ ballon but to the universal friend of mankind , to tbe constant patron of the unfortunate , to tbe uniform exemplar of benevolence ? Tbe Institution which has been lately attacked with so much violenceon

, tbe supposed evil tendency of Us principles to the order and well-being of society , need make no other defence than to name the EAHL OF MomA as its most brilliant ornament . Tbe unremitted attachment shewn b y your Lordship to this Society , and the active concern which you have taken in all things that relate to its interests , must be of more weight than a thousand arguments in refutation of chimerical suspicionsor

, wanton calumny . Yet not to bave answered a large work , filled with tbe heaviest accusations against the Masonic Institution , might bave led many to suppose that the cause was indefensible . On this account , and on this only , has lhe following Examination been drawn tip , and with tbe profoundest respect is it now submitted to your Lordship ' s considerationby

, My Lord , Your Lordship ' s Most obedient Servant , JfiHN ! i ATKINS .

“The Freemasons' Magazine: 1797-10-01, Page 27” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 30 May 2025, django:8000/periodicals/fmm/issues/fmm_01101797/page/27/.
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LONDON: Article 2
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THE LIFE OF DAVID GARRICK, ESQ. Article 4
SlNGULAR CUSTOM IN DEVONSHIRE. Article 9
WEST INDIA CRUELTY. Article 9
A REVIEW OF THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDMUND BURKE. Article 10
HISTORY OF THE SCIENCES FOR 1797. Article 16
DESCRIPTION OF THE PEAK OF TENERIFFE. Article 18
ON THE PECULIAR EXCELLENCIES OF HANDEL'S MUSIC. Article 20
THE COLLECTOR. Article 22
THE FREEMASONS' REPOSITORY. Article 27
ON THE MASONIC CHARACTER. Article 35
A VINDICATION OF MASONRY. Article 37
REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 42
POETRY. Article 50
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT. Article 54
HOUSE OF COMMONS. Article 55
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 62
OBITUARY. Article 72
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The Freemasons' Repository.

THE FREEMASONS' REPOSITORY .

AN IMPARTIAL EXAMINATION OF A BOOK , ENTITLED PROOFS OF A CONSPIRACY AGAINST ALL THE RELIGIONS AND GOVERNMENTS OF EUROPE ,

CARRIED ON IN THE SECRET MEE . T 1 SGS 07 YRfctMASOKS , H-IASWIN ATI , A 1 * T > J \ F . AD 1 SG SOCIETIES . Iir JOUH "lOIil . lO . V , A . M . FBOFESSOU OK' " . ' ATUKA " , 1 'iIILOSOI'II Y I M THE USIVEIIS 1 TY OF E 3 J 1 NBUHG 1 I . " BY J . WATKINS , LL . D .

Puilet hs ; c opprobia nobis Et did potui »; se , et non potuisse refelli . OVID .

TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF MOIRA , ACTING GRAND-MASTER OF MASOKS OF ENGLAND .

MY LOUD , r - ~ 0 whom should a vindication of injured innocence look for appro * - ^ ballon but to the universal friend of mankind , to tbe constant patron of the unfortunate , to tbe uniform exemplar of benevolence ? Tbe Institution which has been lately attacked with so much violenceon

, tbe supposed evil tendency of Us principles to the order and well-being of society , need make no other defence than to name the EAHL OF MomA as its most brilliant ornament . Tbe unremitted attachment shewn b y your Lordship to this Society , and the active concern which you have taken in all things that relate to its interests , must be of more weight than a thousand arguments in refutation of chimerical suspicionsor

, wanton calumny . Yet not to bave answered a large work , filled with tbe heaviest accusations against the Masonic Institution , might bave led many to suppose that the cause was indefensible . On this account , and on this only , has lhe following Examination been drawn tip , and with tbe profoundest respect is it now submitted to your Lordship ' s considerationby

, My Lord , Your Lordship ' s Most obedient Servant , JfiHN ! i ATKINS .

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