the book of constitution of the grand lodge of ancient free and accepted masons of canada

i found it by accident on one tor server, to be honest i didn't have time yet to read it, just took a look at the contents. i guess it may be of some interest to some of you, perhaps it may shed some light on at least some of the questions we all have about masons and their lodges.

here it goes. they have some resources in pdf files on their website, but i haven't found the constitution there.
www....(nolink)/?s0wer3hqsbjkq85

reply to post by jedi_hamster


www.archive.org...

same file name...nothing special...there are many versions of this @ archive.org...google the title and you get 1.310.000 results...LAME =)

but ty Op for the try =)

reply to post by Hessdalen


Of slight interest from a historical perspective, if you're into bylaws and organizational structure. Nothing particularly esoteric in it though.

And for clarity's sake, that's the Constitution for Grand Lodge of Ontario only. Every other province and territory has its own Grand Lodge

If I recall, the book of constitution is freely available to the public. Your PDF file is not special..

Please Courtesy is Mandatory,

Thanks


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