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Source: Library of Congress. Scanned from Richard Cavendish (ed.), Man, Myth, & Magic, |
| In 1791, President George Washington wrote to the officers of St. Andrew's Lodge at Newport, Rhode Island: "Being persuaded a just application of the principles on which Free Masonry is founded, must be promotive of virtue and public prosperity, I shall always be glad to advance the interests of this Society and be considered by them a deserving brother." [Source: Manly Palmer Hall, America's Assignment with Destiny, (1951), p. 95] |
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