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The Principles of Masonic Law A Treatise on the Constitutional Laws, Usages and Landmarks of Freemasonry · Albert Gallatin Mackey

Madmen cannot be Masons

Maims, how far disqualifying candidates

"    reason for the rule relating to

Mass meeting of the craft cannot organize a Grand Lodge

Master, Grand. (See Grand Master.)

Master Mason, rights of

"      "    becomes a member by signing the by-laws

"      "    how this right is forfeited

"      "    may apply to any lodge for membership

"      "    to whom subject for discipline

"      "    may speak and vote on all questions

"      "    may hold any office to which elected

"      "    but to serve as Master must have been a Warden

"      "    may appeal to the Grand Lodge

"      "    may visit any lodge, after examination

Master of a lodge

"     "      "  must have previously served as Warden

"     "      "  must see Grand Lodge regulations enforced

"     "      "  must be installed by a Past Master

"     "      "  has the warrant in charge

"     "      "  may call special meetings of his lodge

"     "      "  may close his lodge at any time

"     "      "  presides over business as well as labor

"     "      "  is supreme in his lodge

Master of a lodge, no appeal from his decision except to Grand

Lodge

moral qualifications of

intellectual qualifications of

who is to judge of them

is a member of the Grand Lodge

may exclude a member temporarily

Membership, right of

Members of Grand Lodge are Masters and Wardens with the Grand Officers

Minutes, when to be read

how to be amended

not to be read at special communications

formula for keeping

Moral law, what it is

a Mason must obey it

Motions, when to be entertained

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