This rare historical manuscript offers a detailed history of the Lodge of Honour, a Masonic Lodge in Wolverhampton, England. Condensed from the minute books of the lodge, this history provides a unique glimpse into the rituals, ceremonies, and inner workings of a Masonic organization. With a list of members spanning the entire period of the lodge's existence, from 1767 to 1836, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of freemasonry.

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