This excellent work contains a brief History of Freemasonry in Europe and America--Symbolic Chart--Ancient Constitution of the Grand Lodge of England--Abiman Rezon--Constitutional Rules--Resolutions, Decisions, and Opinions of Grand Lodges and Enlightened Masons, on Questions liable to arise in Subordinate Lodges, and a Code of By-Laws for Subordinate Lodges--Instructions, Suggestions, and Forms for Secretaries of Lodges.
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AUTHOR OF "THE HARP OF A THOUSAND STRINGS"
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MR. BRANNAN is well known, to the people of the West especially, as an artist, and an occasional contributor of poetry to the Press. His "HARP OF A THOUSAND STRINGS," a burlesque sermon, has been long recognized as the best of its class. The present volume is one of superior merit for the wit and humor of the Autobiography, the pathos, imagination and smooth versification of the Occasional Pieces scattered in profusion throughout. This work is destined to place Mr. BRANNAN high in the rank of American Poets, and to give him position as a leader among the Bards of the West.
"The breezy freshness of the prairie pervades his thought, and breathes in many of his lines."--_Portland Daily Press._
"The collection of Poems does honor to the author, whose name is so familiar to Western people, that the mere announcement of the work will be sufficient to secure a host of readers."--_Cincinnati Gazette._
"This autobiographic verse is made to link together a number of fugitive poems which have the true gold of poetry, without alloy."--_Cincinnati Commercial._
"The Poems display a tender and refined sensibility, and the book is one to buy."--_Boston Saturday Evening Gazette._
"The author manifests more than ordinary skill in versification."--_Salem Register._
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Call attention to the following list of Mr. FILLMORE'S WORKS, which are published by them:
A large Book of Church Music, in Figure-faced Notation on the Staff. The work contains a concise course of lessons, and a series of Practical Exercises for Schools; also, a number of fine secular pieces, designed for Social and School Practice. $1.25 per copy; $12 per dozen. (In preparation--entirely new.)