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Freemasonry

[free-mey-suhn-ree] / ˈfriˌmeɪ sən ri /


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The new standards apply in England and Wales, where the United Grand Lodge of England has jurisdiction over traditional freemasonry, with about 200,000 members.

From New York Times

Prof Steve Murdoch, from the University of St Andrews, says: "They are often seen as the founding documentation for freemasonry in Scotland."

From BBC

Inevitably a connection with freemasonry springs to mind.

From BBC

One of the most famous aspects of freemasonry has always been the masonic handshake - and this is no different within the female organisations.

From BBC

“We are in no rush. We look at freemasonry as a lifelong pursuit,” Ory said.

From Washington Times