Catalogue of the masonic library in the possession of the York Lodge, Freemasons' Hall, Duncombe Place, York :Comp. by G.Y. Johnson, F.H. Bramwell

The twenty-four books of the Holy Scriptures : carefully transl. according to the Massoretic text, on the basis of the English version, after the best Jewish authorities and supplied with short explanatory notes

The complete free-mason or, Multa paucis for lovers of secretswith notes by John T. Thorp

The institutes of free masonry, to which are added, a choice collection of epilogues, songs etc. Addressed to the Sea captain's Lodge [ed. by John Turnaugh]

The free-masons accusation and defence in six genuine letters between a gentleman in the country and his son a student in the temple wherein the whole affair of masonry is fairly debated, and all the arguments for and against that fraternity are curiously and impartially handledRepr.; with notes by John T. Thorp

The complete free-mason, or, Multa paucis for lovers of secretsRepr. with notes by John T. Thorp

A master-key to free-masonry, by which all the secrets of the society are laid open, and their pretended mysteries exposed to the public, with an accurate account of the examination of the apprentice fellow-craft, and master; [transl.]Repr. with notes by John T. Thorp

Recherches philosophiques sur les Egyptiens et les Chinois. Pour servire de suite aux recherches philosophiques sur les Américains. Par Mr. de PxxxTome 1-2

Masonry dissected : being a universal and genuine description of all its branches from the original to this present time, as it is deliver'd in the constituted regular lodges both in city and country, according to the several degrees of admission giving an impartial account of their regular proceeding in initiating their new members in the whole three degrees of masonry, to which is added the author'd vindication of himselfWith notes by John T. Throrp

The secrets of the free-masons revealed : containing an ingenuous account of their origin, their practices in the lodges, signs and watchwords, proceeding at the making, and the method used to find a mason, when in a foreign country etc. etc. as it ever was and ever will be, to which is added the favourite songs of the masons as sung in every lodge, and an exact list of all the regular lodges; by a disgusted BrotherRepr. with notes by John T. Thorp

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