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dignified way; and the addresses delivered contained much valuable Masonic information. No doubt an
event for the ages.

Among the many valuable literary productions of Brother Arthur, the following pertained to Freemasonry:
Masonry the Friend of Intellectual Liberty, Relation of the Master to the Lodge, The Mission of Masonry,
Wealth, Poverty and Happiness. These articles are of the highest grade of literary excellence, and are
printed in Volume Three of Brownell's "Gems from the Quarry."

Most Worshipful Brother John Arthur was one of the most generous, most kind-hearted, most charitable,
and most noble of men that ever lived in the tide of time.

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