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Ashlar Magazine
When the Ashlar Magazine was first launched in February 1997 there were many of us who thought that it would not last more than a few issues. Thankfully that pessimism was unfounded and the Ashlar continues to be published. Issue 22 contains as much interesting material as in previous issues but on this occasion there are matters relating to anti-Masonry in Scotland that should make us all pause for thought.
The contents of the latest edition are provided below.
New Year Message Brother Sir Archibald D. Orr Ewing, Bart., B.A.
The American Civil War - Part III Brother Joe Harkins
The Atholl Lodges of England Brother P. J. Walker P.M.
An Electronic Journey from Darkness to Light Brother Alan D. Bell
The Poor Knights of the Temple - Part 2 Brother Lt. Commander David Currie P.M.
Masonic Philately Brother Jack Turpie P.M.
Internet Highway Brother Ricki Benka
Lodge Eskdale Kilwinning No. 107 Brother Peter Irving Stuart P.G.M.
Lodge Angus No.1529 S.C. Brother I. Krishnaraj P.M.
Masonic Temple Irvine Brother James Murphy P.M.
The Masonic Alphabet Brother Henry Tibbles P.M.
From the Districts
From the Provinces
Principles Douglas C. Nicol
Chaplain's Chatter Rev. John Jenkinson P.G.C.
Facing Realities of Modern Masonry Brother J. C. Montgomery
Famous Masons Brother Lt. Commander David Currie P.M.
Edinburgh High School
Public Petition to the Scottish Parliament Sidney McKechnie Gallacher
Trouble Shooting or Public Service
The Twenty-third Psalm
As I See It Brother Burrel Woodring
Holocaust Memorial Day
Letters to the Editor
You may subscribe annually to the Ashlar Magazine by writing to the Editor at:
Angus MacInnes, Esq.,
19 Upper Glenfinlas Street,
Scotland,
Telephone:
Fax:: 0044 (0) 1436 674325 The magazine costs £2.50 each (plus 50p - UK, £1.00 - Europe and £1.70 airmail for elsewhere). Fax your credit card details together with your name and address to the above number. Please do not send cash by post.
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