“Nikola Tesla Istok” constitution
Supplied copyOrganisational text on the assembly, terms, tribunals and appeals. The last page states adoption on 02.10.6019 and promulgation on 09.10.6019. Current validity has not been independently verified.
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Anderson · General Regulations, 1723
Historical text · extractA transcription of General Regulations I–XXXIX. Not the complete Anderson constitutions or a facsimile of the entire book.
Constitution of a Supreme Council
Comparative sourceText of the Scottish Rite Supreme Council for men and women in Germany, the Netherlands and Austria. Neither a 1762 document nor a universal constitution of all Supreme Councils.
1762
Constitutions and Regulations of 1762
External archival sourceA digitised historical edition. Documentary provenance and traditional dating must be distinguished; historical context is linked through Scottish Rite SJ.
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Constitution of the Grand Lodge of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes “Jugoslavija”
Historical text · 1919Constitution of a symbolic grand lodge, adopted at an extraordinary assembly in the Orient of Zagreb on 8 June 1919 and signed on 10 June 1919. It sets out basic principles, the assembly, the Grand Master and three symbolic degrees. Higher degrees, the text itself says, have no binding force on that grand lodge. The supplied scan is not proof of present-day force.
Constitution of the Supreme Council of Serbia, 1912
Supplied manuscriptA manuscript titled as the constitution of the Supreme Council of Serbia of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. Article 3 invokes the grand constitutions of 1762 and 1786. The text runs to article 277. It has not been independently established that this is the original printed edition of 1912.
Anderson’s Constitutions, Philadelphia 1734
Electronic editionIn 1734 Benjamin Franklin reprinted in Philadelphia the 1723 London edition of Anderson. This file is the open electronic edition of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, not the London first printing. It is wider than the General Regulations extract: history, charges, regulations and songs.
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Anderson’s Constitutions, New York 1859
Historical reprintRobert Macoy’s 1859 New York reprint of the 1723 London constitutions. The publisher states that the original spelling was retained. It is fuller than the ten-page extract of the General Regulations already in the library.
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