Masonic oaths, with notes; to which are added practical proofs of the character and tendency of free-masonry. - Vermont. General Assembly; Whittlesey, Frederick, 1799-1851.; Hallett, Benjamin Franklin, 1797-1862.; United States anti-masonic convention (1830 : Philadelphia); United States anti-masonic convention (1831 : Baltimore); Antimasonic state convention of Massachusetts 1832 : Worcester) (Montpelier, Knapp & Jewett, printers, 1834)
"At a convention of the antimasonic members of the legislature of Vermont, in October, 1833, the state committee were requested to cause to be published, in pamphlet form, for general circulation, the oaths or obligations of freemasonry, with notes, together with such authenticated documents and facts, illustrative of the character and practical tendency of the masonic system, as might be deemed necessary and proper." -- Introd.
Appendix: Mr. Whittlesey's report to the United States anti-masonic convention, held at Philadelphia, September 11, 1830, on the abduction and murder of William Morgan [etc.] Mr. Hallett's report, on the construction of masonic penalties, &c., adopted by the National antimasonic convention held at Baltimore, September, 1831. Reply [of the state Antimasonic convention held at Worcester, Mass., Sept. 5 and 6, 1832] to the declaration of the 1200 masons [of Boston and vicinity]
Keywords: Freemasons; Antimasonic Party