the Victorian Lodge of Research No 218

LIST OF  SELECTED LECTURES

The following are abridged copies of selected lectures which have been delivered in the Lodge
and published in the Lodge's Transactions.
They may be used within the parameters of the copyright rules below.

	Christianity and Freemasonry		Christian anti-masonry - an Australian perspective
	History of the A&AR in Australia		The Clifford rituals
	Secrets and Freemasonry		Melchisedek - an appraisal
	Historiography and revolutionary Freemasonry		The 333 Association - a masonic institution
	Australian Jews and Freemasonry		Freemasonry on the top of the World
	The Irish Connection		A plea for more light
	Harnassing Technology for Freemasonry		Rites of Passage and Masonic Initiation
	The first Australian Stationary Masonic Lodge		Symbolism and Design of the Masonic Apron

Reminder:

COPYRIGHT

No previous permission is required for these lectures to be read at any regularly constituted/authorised masonic meeting, for the process of encouraging interest in Freemasonry, but credit should be given to the source and the specific author.

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Masonic students, writers and publications are invited to reproduce these articles, provided the source is indicated and the Victorian Lodge of Research is provided with a courtesy copy of the reprinted materials and at least one of the Editors being informed.

Prior permission must be obtained from the Correspondence Circle Secretary for use of all or part of these lectures, or any material from any volume of the Lodge Transactions by any non-masonic source.

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