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Autumnalia—A Dirge and its Answer
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CONTENTS:
Roman Catholic Persecution of Freemasonry at the Mauritius
Leibnitz and Spinoza
Opbiology and Serpent Symbolism
Madeleine
A Servian Wedding
William Shakspere
Critical Notices of the Literature of the last Three Months
Correspondence and Masonic Intelligence.
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