1913 · PDF PAGE 4
Manifesto of the M.M.M.
Issued by Order L. BATHURST Grand Secretary General Headquarters: 33 AVENUE STUDIOS 76 FULHAM ROAD, LONDON, S.W
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Manifesto of the M.M.M.
…eral ad vitam is not approachable as such by any person who has not reached the VP’. All communications should be addressed to the Grand Secretary General, and all cheques drawn in favour of the Grand Treasurer General. Issued by Order, a “fe L. Barnursr, 1X° Grand Secretary General. Imprimatur_ fj) BAPHOMET X° Nihil obstat_ jf 0. H. O.
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1913 · PDF PAGE 13
Manifesto of the M.M.M.
… Studios, 76 Fulham Road, Kensington, London, S.W., between the hours of Ten aa. and Twelve Noon on week-days, or by letter to the Grand Secretary General. In the former cease, applicants should be provided with the Four Guineas
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1913 · PDF PAGE 10
Manifesto of the M.M.M.
…Treasurer General, the V.*. Ill. Bro.-. George M. Cowie, VIT°, 33°, 90°, 95°, of 14 Glenisla Gardens, Edinburgh, Scotland, and the Grand Secretary General, V.*. H.*. I.>. and Ill. Bro.-. L. Bathurst, IX°, 33°, 90% 95° of 33 Avenue Studios (76 Fulham Road), London, S.W. ‘There are many other officers, but they do not concern those to whom the present manifesto is addressed. ‘9. The whole of the Knowledge dispersed among the bodies mentioned in paragraph 2 has been sifted and con- centrated in the following degrees: O° Minerval. r 1 nr M.. IV° Co…
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1913 · PDF PAGE 16
Manifesto of the M.M.M.
…c manor-house in one of the most romantic valleys of the world) is attached hereto,* in order that those intending to apply to the Grand Secretary General for admission to the Order may understand that its purely material advantages are sufficient compensation for the fees demanded, and that the Gift of God is indeed without money and without price. 18, In selecting members for advancement, attention is paid to their devotion to the order, to their intelligence * The role of secrecy has been abrogated inthis particular instance by the National …
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