An interesting and authentic narrative of the abduction and probable murder of William Morgan by Freemasons in the state of New York, September 1826 being the report of a committee appointed by the National Anti-Masonic Convention, assembled at Philadelphia, September 11, 1830, "to report a succinct and lucid account of the abduction and murder of William Morgan, and of the conduct and measures adopted by the fraternity, jointly and as individuals, to prevent a conviction of the their more prominent fellow Masons in that abduction and murder" : compiled either from the judicial evidence which has been given in courts of justice, or from well authenticated documents, or from personal knowledge of the facts therein stated, and containing facts showing the alarming extent of the conspiracy, and forcibly illustrating the dangerous and corrupt influence of Freemasonry

Author / Creator

Whittlesey, Frederick, 1799-1851

Conferences

United States Anti-Masonic Convention (1st : 1830 : Philadelphia, Pa.)

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