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Starcke, C. N: Freemasonry its origin and development. second advanced edition. Copenhagen 1923. 260p.
+ STARCKE, C. N. Freemasonry. Its origin and development. Translation from the Danish original's second added edition by Gustaf Lindborg. Wahlström & Widstrand, Stockholm 1926. 228 pp. Wire bound.
+ Behind successful doors by NS Norling. Oskar Eklund's. 1940. 227 pp. Hardback. Some order history series.
+ The Freemasons and the dog turk. What people believed about the Freemasons. Bergstrand, Carl-Martin. Gothenburg, Struves Boktryckeri, 1956. 8: o. 106, (2) p. Illustrated with drawings by the author.
Contents: Preface; The Fear of the Freemasons; The Freemasons bought children; Do the Freemasons eat children?; Charles XII's debts to the Turks are paid; The dog coat - who was it?; The dog coat at the Masonic lodge; The Supper of the Turks; Export goods to Turkey; How the export meat is packaged; The Turk pays well; The Masons always have money; All Freemasons get rich; Each year a member is slaughtered; Send by letter to the Masons; The Fallucha in the Masonic Lodge; The maid left the butter or eggs in the stick and saved herself by flight; Dräng ran to the rescue; The boy saved his fiancée; Did they dig up corpses in the cemetery?; Each member annually procures a human for slaughter; Mysterious chest with mysterious contents; Recognition signs; To the big meeting every year; Sweaty and bloody at the meeting; Bloodletting on members; Ceremonies at the meetings; One eye too many; The Masonic Bible; Opening Ceremonies; The Freemasons have sold themselves to the evil one; The Curious Wife; The knife in the portrait; The heart; Were there female Freemasons?; Member must obtain a member in his place; The Freemasons get a quick death; The Freemason's Journey to Earth; A stone or log in the coffin; Is King Solomon the founder?; Final words.
+ Lessing, G. E: Ernst and Falk, conversations for freemasons. Copenhagen 1920. 77p.
+ AUNE, LJ Freemasonry. Its history in Scandinavia. Copenhagen 1929. 101 (3) pg., wire bound, + Melander, Henning: The secret of the Freemasons and the Ark of the Covenant of Israel. 1916. Arkforskningsverbundet's publisher. 82p.
+ Harald Qvistgaard. Tribute on the occasion of the 85th birthday on 22 September 1980. Sandberg, Åke & Tullander, Georg.
1980. 64 pp. Hardback.
+ DAHLGREN, CARL. Freemasonry. With application to Sweden. Stockholm, Aktiebolaget H. Klemming's Antiques, 1925. 8: o. 199,+ (1) pp. Hardcover. Reprint of the 1842 edition.
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Starcke, C. N: Freemasonry its origin and development. second advanced edition. Copenhagen 1923. 260p.
+ STARCKE, C. N. Freemasonry. Its origin and development. Translation from the Danish original's second added edition by Gustaf Lindborg. Wahlström & Widstrand, Stockholm 1926. 228 pp. Wire bound.
+ Behind successful doors by NS Norling. Oskar Eklund's. 1940. 227 pp. Hardback. Some order history series.
+ The Freemasons and the dog turk. What people believed about the Freemasons. Bergstrand, Carl-Martin. Gothenburg, Struves Boktryckeri, 1956. 8: o. 106, (2) p. Illustrated with drawings by the author.
Contents: Preface; The Fear of the Freemasons; The Freemasons bought children; Do the Freemasons eat children?; Charles XII's debts to the Turks are paid; The dog coat - who was it?; The dog coat at the Masonic lodge; The Supper of the Turks; Export goods to Turkey; How the export meat is packaged; The Turk pays well; The Masons always have money; All Freemasons get rich; Each year a member is slaughtered; Send by letter to the Masons; The Fallucha in the Masonic Lodge; The maid left the butter or eggs in the stick and saved herself by flight; Dräng ran to the rescue; The boy saved his fiancée; Did they dig up corpses in the cemetery?; Each member annually procures a human for slaughter; Mysterious chest with mysterious contents; Recognition signs; To the big meeting every year; Sweaty and bloody at the meeting; Bloodletting on members; Ceremonies at the meetings; One eye too many; The Masonic Bible; Opening Ceremonies; The Freemasons have sold themselves to the evil one; The Curious Wife; The knife in the portrait; The heart; Were there female Freemasons?; Member must obtain a member in his place; The Freemasons get a quick death; The Freemason's Journey to Earth; A stone or log in the coffin; Is King Solomon the founder?; Final words.
+ Lessing, G. E: Ernst and Falk, conversations for freemasons. Copenhagen 1920. 77p.
+ AUNE, LJ Freemasonry. Its history in Scandinavia. Copenhagen 1929. 101 (3) pg., wire bound, + Melander, Henning: The secret of the Freemasons and the Ark of the Covenant of Israel. 1916. Arkforskningsverbundet's publisher. 82p.
+ Harald Qvistgaard. Tribute on the occasion of the 85th birthday on 22 September 1980. Sandberg, Åke & Tullander, Georg.
1980. 64 pp. Hardback.
+ DAHLGREN, CARL. Freemasonry. With application to Sweden. Stockholm, Aktiebolaget H. Klemming's Antiques, 1925. 8: o. 199,+ (1) pp. Hardcover. Reprint of the 1842 edition.
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traces of use.
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