By-laws of St. Paul's Royal Arch Chapter, Boston; Instituted A.D. 1818
This historical document presents the "By-laws of St. Paul's Royal Arch Chapter, Boston," an organization instituted in A.D. 1818. Providing a fascinating glimpse into the regulations and practices of a Masonic chapter in 19th-century America, the book offers insights into the governance and operational structure of this fraternal society. Researchers interested in the history of Freemasonry, particularly its presence in the United States, will find this a valuable primary source. The text details the rules, regulations, and membership guidelines that shaped the St. Paul's Royal Arch Chapter, contributing to a broader understanding of Masonic traditions and their role in American social history.
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