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2 . Elle regards la liberty de conscience comme un droit propre a chacjue homme et n ' exclut personne pom- ses croyances . 3 . EEe a pour devise : Liberie , Egalit 6 , Fraternitd

As they UOAV stand they are as folloAv : —

La Franc-Macjonnerie , Institution essentiellement philanthropique , philosophique , et progressive , a pour objet la recherche de la ve ' ritd , l'dtnde de la morale universelle , des sciences et des arts , et l ' exercice de la bienfaisance .

1 . Elle a pour principes la liberty absolue de conscience et la solidarity humaine . 2 . Elle n ' exclut personne pom' ses croyances . 3 . Elle a pour devise : Liberie ' , Ega-1 H 6 , Fraternite .

2 . It regards liberty of conscience as the common right of every man , and excludes no person on account of his belief . 3 . Its motto is Liberty , Equality , and Fraternity .

Freemasonry , an Institution essentially philanthropic , philosophical , ancl progressive , has for its object the enquiry after truth , the study of universal morality , sciences and arts , and the practice of benevolence .

1 . Its principles are absolute liberty of conscience and human solidarity . 2 . It excludes no person on account of his belief . 3 . Its motto is Liberty , Equality , and Fraternity .

The Committee have carefully considered this action on the part of the Grand Orient of France , and having regard to all the circumstances of the case , they have unanimously agreed to recommend the following resolutions for the adoption of Grand Lodge : — 1 st Resolution . —That this Grand Lodge vieAvs Avith profound regret the step

taken by the Grand Orient of France in thus removing from its Constitution those paragraphs Avhich assert a belief in the existence of T . G . A . O . T . U ., because such an alteration is opposed to the traditions , practice , ancl feelings of all " true and genuine " Masons from the earliest to the present time .

2 nd Resolution . —That this Grand Lodge , whilst ahvays anxious to receive in tlie most fraternal spirit the Brethren of any Foreign Grand Lodge Avhose proceedings are conducted according to the Ancient Landmarks of the Order , of Avhich a belief in T . G . A . O . T . U . is the first and moat important , cannot recognise as " true and genuine " Brethren any AA'I IO have been initiated in Lodges Avhich either deny or ignore that belief .

3 rd Resolution . —That in VIBAV of the foregoing Resolutions the W . Masters of ail Lodges holding under the Grand Lodge of England be directed not to admit any foreign Brother as a Visitor unless—1 st . He is duly vouched for , or unless his Certificate shoAvs that he has been initiated according to the Ancient rites and ceremonies in a

Lodge professing belief in T . G . A . O . T . U ., and 2 ndly . Not unless he himself shall acknowledge that this belief is an essential landmark of the Order . 4 th Resolution . —That a copy of the foregoing Resolutions be transmitted to the , Grand Lodges of Scotland and Ireland , to each Grand Lodge , with which this Grand Lodge is in communication , and to the W . Masters of all Lodges holding

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IMPORTANT CIRCULAR. Article 1
Untitled Article 2
SONNET. Article 3
AN HERMETIC WORK. Article 4
EARLY FREEMASONRY IN IRELAND. Article 7
THE CHAMBER OF IMAGERY. Article 10
THE ADVENTURES OF DON PASQUALE. Article 11
PAPERS ON THE GREAT PYRAMID. Article 13
In Memoriam. Article 17
THE WORK OF NATURE IN THE MONTHS. Article 18
FROM IDEALITY TO NATURE. Article 24
THE TRUE MASON. Article 25
AMABEL VAUGHAN. Article 26
"VALE PONTIFEX MAXIME!" Article 30
JILTED. Article 34
ON THE TESTING AND STRENGTH OF RAILWAY MATERIALS, &c. Article 35
MORITZ GRAF VON STRACHWITZ. Article 40
STANZAS. Article 41
LEBENSANSICHT. Article 42
A SONNET. Article 43
DU GEHEST DAHIN. Article 43
A PRAHLEREI. Article 43
I WOULD I WERE A POET. Article 44
GERMANIA. Article 44
THE TRUE HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN ENGLAND. Article 45
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Article 47
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2 . Elle regards la liberty de conscience comme un droit propre a chacjue homme et n ' exclut personne pom- ses croyances . 3 . EEe a pour devise : Liberie , Egalit 6 , Fraternitd

As they UOAV stand they are as folloAv : —

La Franc-Macjonnerie , Institution essentiellement philanthropique , philosophique , et progressive , a pour objet la recherche de la ve ' ritd , l'dtnde de la morale universelle , des sciences et des arts , et l ' exercice de la bienfaisance .

1 . Elle a pour principes la liberty absolue de conscience et la solidarity humaine . 2 . Elle n ' exclut personne pom' ses croyances . 3 . Elle a pour devise : Liberie ' , Ega-1 H 6 , Fraternite .

2 . It regards liberty of conscience as the common right of every man , and excludes no person on account of his belief . 3 . Its motto is Liberty , Equality , and Fraternity .

Freemasonry , an Institution essentially philanthropic , philosophical , ancl progressive , has for its object the enquiry after truth , the study of universal morality , sciences and arts , and the practice of benevolence .

1 . Its principles are absolute liberty of conscience and human solidarity . 2 . It excludes no person on account of his belief . 3 . Its motto is Liberty , Equality , and Fraternity .

The Committee have carefully considered this action on the part of the Grand Orient of France , and having regard to all the circumstances of the case , they have unanimously agreed to recommend the following resolutions for the adoption of Grand Lodge : — 1 st Resolution . —That this Grand Lodge vieAvs Avith profound regret the step

taken by the Grand Orient of France in thus removing from its Constitution those paragraphs Avhich assert a belief in the existence of T . G . A . O . T . U ., because such an alteration is opposed to the traditions , practice , ancl feelings of all " true and genuine " Masons from the earliest to the present time .

2 nd Resolution . —That this Grand Lodge , whilst ahvays anxious to receive in tlie most fraternal spirit the Brethren of any Foreign Grand Lodge Avhose proceedings are conducted according to the Ancient Landmarks of the Order , of Avhich a belief in T . G . A . O . T . U . is the first and moat important , cannot recognise as " true and genuine " Brethren any AA'I IO have been initiated in Lodges Avhich either deny or ignore that belief .

3 rd Resolution . —That in VIBAV of the foregoing Resolutions the W . Masters of ail Lodges holding under the Grand Lodge of England be directed not to admit any foreign Brother as a Visitor unless—1 st . He is duly vouched for , or unless his Certificate shoAvs that he has been initiated according to the Ancient rites and ceremonies in a

Lodge professing belief in T . G . A . O . T . U ., and 2 ndly . Not unless he himself shall acknowledge that this belief is an essential landmark of the Order . 4 th Resolution . —That a copy of the foregoing Resolutions be transmitted to the , Grand Lodges of Scotland and Ireland , to each Grand Lodge , with which this Grand Lodge is in communication , and to the W . Masters of all Lodges holding

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