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Hibiscus Masonic Review
The Hibiscus Masonic Review is an annual international journal of the historical, sociological, philosophical, and cultural background of Freemasonry and its intellectual and societal impact on trends in critical thought. It combines the latest historical research on Freemasonry with articles exploring the many trends of intellectual though that are reflected in its rituals and its traditions. It is unique in its thorough exploration of the cultural background of freemasonry from many viewpoints.
Hibiscus Masonic Review
HIBISCUS MASONIC REVIEW Vol. 4 / 2019 Editor: Peter J. Millheiser, MD, FACS AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MASONIC HISTORY AND CULTURE Freemasonry In Hungary Between The Eighteenth And Twentieth Centuries An Analysis Of The Draskovich Observance, A Masonic Document Of The Late Eighteenth Century From Croatia The Enigmatic “Code” Of The American South And The Cultural Genesis Of The Scottish Rite’s Mother Council Benjamin Franklin’s Autobiography And Rabbi Mendel Lefin’s Book Of Spiritual Accounting In Late Eighteenth-Century Vienna And Philadelphia: A Study In Atlantic History The Impetus For The Grand Lodge Of 1717: The Anti-Apocalyptic “Masonic University” Of Kabbalah The Belgia...
Hibiscus Masonic Review
HIBISCUS MASONIC REVIEW VOL. I 2007 AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MASONIC HISTORY AND CULTURE The Past and the Future in Masonic Scholarship Margaret C. Jacob, Ph.D. Parisian Masonry, the Lodge of the Nine Sisters, and the French Enlightenment R. William Weisberger, Ph.D A Brief Review of Anti Masonry . 1698 to 2005 Yasha Beresiner, LL.B. Passing the Veils: Its Historical Development and Symbolism Peter J. Millheiser, M.D., F.A.C.S. The Six Masonic Sons of George III Martin Cherry, A.B. Stone: Its Symbolism and Influence in World Culture and Freemasonry Peter J. Millheiser, M.D., F.A.C.S. "The Spirit of Association" Freemasonry and Early Trade Unions Andrew Prescott, Ph.D. Lodged in the Canon Brent Morris, Ph.D. This is the first issue of an international journal of the historical, sociological, literary, philosophical, and cultural backgrounds of Freemasonry and its intellectual and societal impact on trends in critical thought.
Hibiscus Masonic Review
HIBISCUS MASONIC REVIEW VOL. 2 / 2008 Editor: Peter J. Millheiser, MD, FACS AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MASONIC HISTORY AND CULTURE Book Reviews The Old Charges Revisited Freemasonry: A Brief History of Origins Elias Ashmole's Initiation The Precursors of Cestrian Lodge The Causes of Ritual Divergence Masonic Journals in Mid-Victorian Britain Prague and Viennese Freemasonry, The Enlightenment, and The True Harmony Lodge of Vienna Freemason Women in Revolutionary/Napoleonic France Padre Miguel Hidalgo: Mexican Revolutionary William Hutchinson, An 18th-Century English Freemason and Anti-Slavery Dramatist Thomas Harper: Jeweller of Fleet Street, Mason of London The Chevalier d'Eon de Beaumont 1728-1810 The Chevalier de Saint-Georges: Le Mozart Noir Hezekiah Niles, His Weekly Register, and The Atlantic Revolutionary World Freemasonry and the Digital Revolution This is the second issue of an international journal of historical, sociological, literary, philosophical, and cultural backgrounds of Freemasonry and its intellectual and societal impact on trends in critical thought. A publication of Hibiscus Lodge No. 275 Charitable Foundation
Libertines and Harlots
One of the clubs explored in this book is The Calf’s Head Club who celebrated the death of Charles I every year on the 30th January. A book of this nature would also be incomplete without the Earl of Rochester, the Duke of Wharton, Sir Francis Dashwood and Charles II who loved nothing more than a leg of mutton and a whore. In the 18th century the notorious members of the Hell Fire Clubs, the Knights of St. Francis and the Demoniac Club all fornicated around Scotland, England and Ireland. However, out of all the clubs in the 18th century that were in and out of vogue the Beggar’s Benison in the kingdom of Fife had to be the strangest. Their initiation ritual was rather bizarre and for mos...
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Kindred
“As you turn the pages of this novel and get lost in Dana’s story, allow yourself to relive the horrors of slavery....Allow yourself to know the pain of our nation’s past.”—Tomi Adeyemi, New York Times bestseller and Hugo and Nebula award-winning author, from the new foreword This brand new package for young adults includes a redesigned interior for better readability, specially commissioned cover art by Carlos Fama, metallic stock cover, and spot gloss on cover elements “I lost an arm on my last trip home. My left arm.” Dana’s torment begins when she suddenly vanishes on her 26th birthday from California, 1976, and is dragged through time to antebellum Maryland to rescue a b...
