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Master Wrights to the Scottish Crown
Mylne Family – Hereditary Master Masons to the King of Scots
Noachida
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Other Orders – Non-Masonic
Ramsay’s Oration
Rite Ecossais Rectifie – The Rectified Scottish Rite
Robert Burns – the bard of freemasonry
Rosicrucians
Scots Freemasonry
Scottish Masonic Links
Sinclair of Roslin – Hereditary Patrons and Protectors of the Scottish Stone Masons
Sir Robert Moray
Swedish Rite
The Alexander Family, Earls of Stirling – Masters of Work
The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
The Falkland Statutes of 1636
The First (or Edinburgh) Schaw Statute of 1598
The First Sinclair ‘Charter’
The Royal Order of Scotland
The Second (or Kilwinning) Schaw Statute of 1599
The Second Sinclair ‘Charter’
Tracing Boards
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William Finch
William Shaw and the Masters of Work to the Scottish Crown
Women Freemasons
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4 Old Lodges
Bro William Harvey
Charity
Constitutions
EGSR – The Early Grand Rite of Scotland
English Freemasonry
English Masonic Links
French Masons
Further Reading
German Masons
Gibraltar
Hiram
Irish Freemasonry
Irish Masonic Links
Israeli Freemasonry
Join Freemasonry
Masonic Videos
Master Wrights to the Scottish Crown
Mylne Family – Hereditary Master Masons to the King of Scots
Noachida
Order of degrees
Other Orders – Non-Masonic
Ramsay’s Oration
Rite Ecossais Rectifie – The Rectified Scottish Rite
Robert Burns – the bard of freemasonry
Rosicrucians
Scots Freemasonry
Scottish Masonic Links
Sinclair of Roslin – Hereditary Patrons and Protectors of the Scottish Stone Masons
Sir Robert Moray
Swedish Rite
The Alexander Family, Earls of Stirling – Masters of Work
The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
The Falkland Statutes of 1636
The First (or Edinburgh) Schaw Statute of 1598
The First Sinclair ‘Charter’
The Royal Order of Scotland
The Second (or Kilwinning) Schaw Statute of 1599
The Second Sinclair ‘Charter’
Tracing Boards
US York Rite
William Finch
William Shaw and the Masters of Work to the Scottish Crown
Women Freemasons
Working Tools
Workings
York Freemasonry
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