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Excerpt from Masonic Homes, Educational Institutions and Cognate Charities: Report Made to the Grand Lodge North Dakota, June 1908From 1809 to 1814. The Grand Lodge of New York paid the tuition fee of fifty children of Masons in the city of New York. Thereafter the schools became free, and such payment was unnecessary.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.c...

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Excerpt from Masonic Homes, Educational Institutions and Cognate Charities: Report Made to the Grand Lodge North Dakota, June 1908 It is easy to say do, but it is another thing to do. When we were directed by our Grand Lodge, at its annual session in June, 1906, to give a write-up on Masonic Homes, the magnitude of the task doubtless was obscured by the sentiment which begat the thought. It is one thing to soar on the wings of generalities, a...