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1 WHITE, William Henry . Constitutions of the Antient Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons. Containing The Charges, Regulations, &c., &c. Published, By The Authority Of The United Grand Lodge, By William Henry White, as Grand Secretary.
London: Printed by Norris And Son, Bloomfield-Street, Finsbury Circus, MDCCCLV. [ 1855 ] . 0 
A fine masonic full leather binding. 8vo. 8.50" x 5.5" x 0.5" . pp.8/ pp.140/]/12ff.[Plates]/ [5pp. - 'The Entered Apprentice's Song', and 'Masonic Charge' ]/[3pp. - Adverts for the Freemasons' Quarterly Magazine and Review ]. Original black morocco with gilt symbols to both boards and gilt title to spine: "Constitutions." Edges lightly rubbed and bumped. Original pale yellow endpapers. Printed title. Signature of William H. White to p.5 of the preliminaries. Clean text throughout , with 12 full-page plates at the end (engravings of Jewels, Chains, and Collars). A standard work in a unique binding. ** "Although a Secretary to the Grand Lodge was appointed in 1723 (becoming Grand Secretary in 1734) and the premier Grand Lodge had a permanent building in Great Queen Street from 1775, it was not until 1838 that the Grand Secretary’s Office came into being. From the union of the two Grand Lodges in 1813 until 1838, the Grand Secretaryship was a joint office shared by William White, who had held the same office in the premier Grand Lodge, and Edward Harper, who had been Deputy Grand Secretary of the Antients. In 1838, Harper ‘retired’ and White was asked to take on the role of Grand Secretary. He agreed but on one condition: that Grand Lodge employed two full-time clerks to assist with paperwork. As a result of the expansion in members and lodges in the Victorian period..." - See Freemasonry Today 2011 
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2 WHITE, William Henry. Constitutions of the Antient Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons. Containing the Charges, Regulations, etc.
London: Norris and Son(Printers), 1855. 0 
Published by the Authority of the United Grand Lodge, by William Henry White, as Grand Secretary. Pp.viii/140/12 black & white plates/5(Entered Apprentice Song and Masonic Charge/2(ads), yellow endpapers with publisher's ads, cracking to inner front hinges but holding, owner's label to front free endpaper. Brown cloth, gilt title to front, all edges rubbed. G+. 
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