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1652 - after 1695
At least nine signers of the U.S. Constitution are widely described in museum and Masonic scholarship as “conclusively documented” Freemasons, while other reputable accounts expand that list to 13 or ...
does not yield a single definitive roster: Masonic and historical sources converge on a core group but disagree about several names because of incomplete 18th‑century lodge records and differing stand...
At least nine signers of the U.S. Constitution can be documented as Freemasons, but historians disagree about additional names because of gaps in lodge records, varying definitions of “Mason,” and lat...
The phrase “taxation without representation” is being invoked in current disputes over presidential tariffs that critics say let the executive raise revenue and affect consumers without new congressio...