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FreeMasonry Blue Line Your
Lodge and its next stated communication. Within
a few years of the end of the Salem Witch Trials in the Colonies. The writing
was on the wall about the British Grand Lodge. The BGL was finished, and it
would only be a matter of time before the British finished evacuating out of Britain
and set up force in the New World. Where they would be met with an already in
place set of armies from various culture who hated the British and had hated
them since they were still called Trojans. All
in all a very complicated set of situations. The British
had been evacuating from the UK for the previous 150 years. Leaving the BGL
to reform in the Colonies, in St Louis, in headwaters of the Arkansas River. Over
the next couple centuries 1650-1850 a sequence of evacuate into an established
mouse trap were created. New Amsterdam, Salem Mass, Tiffin Ohio (the result of that mouse trap
was the field of Pscy9ogoy), the to be known after 1857 as Colorado
Springs Colorado mouse trap was triggered (layers and layers of complicated stories about this
mouse trap can be found in Histoyrt. Zebulon Pike, part of the story of Bass Reeves
<the Lone Ranger>, the
in exile French Court of Louis XVI <the Libertine lied and said
things about the court which were by no means anything closed to reality. But
they did have sufficient help with said fictions, Marie Toussuies
Wax Museum helped sufficiently codify and create the illusion that the French
royals had been executed. Marie was given a simple task, lie or you will face
the guillotine yourself. When it became obvious the lie was not going to
last, she also had to evacuate to London. But she has spent months sending
some of her key figures ahead to London. Her escape was extremely well
planned out> The End of the Civil War, the events of William Jackson
Palmer, Margret Davis Hayes, the Confederacy,), Whatcom County WA State. Lots
of oddity stories which alone say nothing, together spell out the end of the
BGL. In
the middle of those actions, you have the Louis and Clarke scouting trip.
Which his placing a Blue Line Grand Lodge in St Louis not a few miles from
the last BGL cost him his life. The
UGLE officially formed in 24th June 1717, out of a
few lodges which were loyal to the English not the British. Years to decades previous
the lodges had either formed under the new English ideals,
or had switched loyalties. E.g. formerly British
lodges, which recharted to English lodges. The
first Lodges in the New World came circa 1733, in Boston. |
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