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The Principles of Masonic Law

PREFACE
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To those who may at first be ready--because I do not agree with all their preconceived opinions--to doubt or deny my conclusions, I would say, in the language of Themistocles, "Strike, but hear me." Whatever may be the verdict passed upon my labors by my Brethren, I trust that some clemency will be extended to the errors into which I may have fallen, for the sake of the object which I have had in view: that, namely, of presenting to the Craft an elementary work, that might enable every Mason to know his rights, and to learn his duties.
The intention was, undoubtedly, a good one.

How it has been executed, it is not for me, but for the masonic public to determine.
Albert G.Mackey.
Charleston, S.C., January 1st., 1856..


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