Who are these Famous Masons Match the description of these famous Masons with their names.

a) After the 1813 Union of the Grand Lodges in England he was leader of the Lodge of the Reconciliation and responsible for the 1) Dr. James Anderson definition of Masonry "a beautiful system of morality, veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols". b) He welded five separate rites into one system, established their

relations to one another, and in turn established their connections 2) William Preston to Grand Lodges. Sometimes known as “America’s Greatest

Mason”. c) A Scottish Mason who bore the title of “Poet-Laureate of Masonry”. He was made a Mason in 1781 and died at age 36. 3) Robert Freke Gould One of his most memorable pieces is “Auld Lang Syne”. d) In 1721, when the new at London was only four years old, a Committee was appointed to collate all the existing old Masonic documents, manuscripts, Old Charges, Constitutions, etc., 4) William James Hughan to arrange them in a better order, and to prepare a New Constitution such as was required for the Grand Lodge System. This Mason was appointed Chairman. e) The third Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of England elected in 1719. He is referred to by Albert Mackey as the “Father of 5) Samuel Hemming Modern Speculative Masonry.” He closed the door to participation in ecclesiastical and political parties. f) The “Great Editor of the Ritual of the Three Degrees”. He restored portions of the ritual lost by carelessness, which were essential to its symmetry and meaning; corrected blunders; restored uniformity 6) Giuseppe Garibaldi from lodge to lodge; found correct words to take the place of incorrect ones; made the Degrees as a whole a balanced, consistent, symmetric unity. His Illustrations of Masonry was published in 1772. g) His life work was his History of completed in 1887. It was out of the preparation this work, for which he had a score of 7) Robert Burns collaborators, the circle of scholars was formed which founded the of Research. h) He searched out copies of the “Old Manuscripts” and by the time of his death in 1911 had located approximately 150. Once he had found a manuscript he submitted it to a long microscopic analysis, 8) Albert G. Mackey syllable by syllable; compared it with other versions and published it. His book The Constitutions of the Freemasons was published in 1869. i) This Brother lived for one thing: Tto find a way to win for himself

and his people freedom, and a nation, and a liberty in which each 9) John T. Desaguliers man could have liberty and self respect. He possessed a passionate determination that his people should have their rights as men and women. Italy was unified in 1861.

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