Masonic Questions Answered by the Courts
MASONIC QUESTIONS ANSWERED by the COURTS I. THE NATURE of FREEMASONRY How has a court described the Craft? In Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite vs. Board of County Commis sioners, 122 Neb. 586, 241 N.W. 93 (1932), a tax case, the court said (pp. 591-592): "Masonry is traditionally and generally described as a system of ................
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