Vol. 111 for 1998

Yasha Beresinger Aspects of Masonic Ephemera before 1813. Inaugural Paper
Evert Kwaadgras George Kloss and his Masonic Library
Michel L. Brodsky The Religious Sources of Freemasonry - An attempt to assemble Disassembled Elements
Leon Zeldis Freemasonry’s Contribution to South American Independence -A Factual Approach
Frank L. Turner The Missing Constitutions - Contenders and Pretenders

Mark MacAlpine ‘From Jabal down to Burlington ...’ Richard Boyle and the Fellowcraft’s Song
Robert J. Linford The Road to Independence: Political and Masonic Experience
in 19th Century New South Wales
R.J. Barker A Private Lodge Royal Arch Certificate (N.B. Spencer Award 1998)
Anthony Lentin A Russian Freemason in the Reign of Catherine the Great: Prince M.M. Scherbatov (1733-1790)
Yoshio Washizu Notes on Masonic ‘Fire’
Michael S. Kaulback A Day in the Life of a Masonic Librarian (N.B. Spencer Award 1997)

David Sermon ‘With Military Honours’
John W.A. Reuther Freemasonry and the Great War
Yasha Beresiner Over the Sea to America! Members of QC Lodge visit Washington
The ‘Sham Exposure’ in The Post Boy, December 1723: A Discovery

Howard Wyatt A Cable-Tow’s Length
Alan J. Owen The Rule of Three
I,J. Donsky A Call out of Africa
Douglas E.G. Vieler One Step Forward, One Step Back - A Discussion of the Unique
Masonic Constitutional Situation in South Africa

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