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You wrote "Freemasons have many different secret hand shakes that are only entrusted and conferred upon members once they envince merit. Every degree and some ranks have their own hand shake. Masons use 'secrets' to test and prove the good character of those who choose to join. This is because to become a Mason requires a person to continually observe, with total sincerity, the high ideals of integrity, goodwill and charity." [1] I can't find that on the website, could you quote it please for me and give me the actual url? Thanks. Dougweller (talk) 12:48, 6 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]
Yeah you are going to need member access to get to the info unfortunatley. In that case use this as the reference: Mackay, A. (1898) The History of Freemasonry.
