Contes de la Vie Maçonnique

Ces Tales of Masonic Life ont été rédigés par Robert Morris (1818-1888), l'auteur notamment du Code de la Loi Maçonnique (Code of Masonic Lax, de l'Histoire de la Franc-Maçonnerie dans le Kentucky (History of Freemasonry in Kentucky).

Ce livre publié à Louisville dans le Kentucky en 1860 peut être téléchargé sur le site Making of America, une bibliothèque virtuelle américaine qui comprend plus de 10.000 ouvrages qui datent de 1800 à 1935.

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