An Address Delivered at the Grand Convention of the Free Masons of the State of Maryland Held on the 10th May, 1802: In Which the Observance of Secrec

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The address presents a defense of the Free Masons' practice of secrecy, addressing concerns raised by Professor Robison. It argues for the value and principles of the Masonic institution while thoughtfully engaging with criticisms. The speech highlights the importance of fraternity, moral development, and community service, aiming to clarify misconceptions about Masonic practices. Through reasoned discourse, it seeks to uphold the organization's integrity and relevance in society.