Judge Tarbox's opinion of Freemasonry
Contributors: Loveland, Samuel C. (Samuel Chapman), 1787-1854; Blodget, Calvin, 1798-1873
Publisher: s.n.
Published: 1829
Place of publication: Randolph, Vt
Language: eng
Subjects: Freemasons
Notes: Signed and dated: James Tarbox. Randolph, October 7, 1829.

Preceded by a letter from the Vermont state committee, "pursuant to a resolution passed at the Anti-masonic state convention," signed by Samuel C. Loveland, John A. Conant, and R. Makepeace Ransom, requesting Judge Tarbox's views on the subject of Freemasonry.

Followed by: The following are the first letters of every word composing the secret monitor, or honorary degree of the master mason [and] I hereby certify, that in addition to the mason's obligation ... "I further promise and swear, that I will give a brother master mason the preference in all offices of honor or profit, his abilities and other qualifications being equal." Calvin Blodget. Randolph, Vt. Oct. 31.

Text in four columns; printed area measures 35.0 x 22.1 cm.

Not in Shoemaker.