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| Masonic Magazine V1 Jan-jun 1874 Partial | |
| Masonic Magazine V2 Jul 1874-jun 1875 | |
| Masonic Magazine V3 Jul 1875-jun 1876 | |
| Masonic Magazine V4 Jul 1876-jun 1877 | |
| Masonic Magazine V5 Jul 1877-jun 1878 | |
| Masonic Magazine V6 Jul 1878-jun 1879 | |
| Masonic Magazine V7 Jul 1879-jun 1880 | |
| Masonic Magazine V8 Jul 1880-jun 1881 | |
| Masonic Magazine V9 Jul 1881-dec 1881 | |
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The Masonic Magazine is a mainstream English Masonic periodical of the 1870s–80s, issued from George Kenning's London press and edited within the antiquarian circle around A.F.A. Woodford and Kenneth Mackenzie. Its staple is craft-Masonic scholarship — the medieval Old Charges and Regius poem quoted point by point, appreciations of Mackey's reference works, and the ritual and fraternal life of the Lodge. It is an insider house-organ, not an occult journal: the digest's large 'occult' score is only the word 'freemason' recurring hundreds of times. A faint hermetic strand survives from its editors' esoteric tastes, but the periodical belongs squarely to freemasonry and the Masonic orders. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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| Freemasonry and Masonic Orders |
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