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of his distinguished services to the Craft" as well as "a slight evidence of our appreciation of and regard for his high masonic and personal character." This was the first time that someone was nominated as an honorary member of the Grand Lodge of
Colorado, and he would remain the only honorary member up to the time of his death in 1903. This motion was proposed because " does not need this honor to add to his fame as a wise and good mason, but because we honor ourselves in honoring him".
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Bromwell which contained the "most valuable information which should not be issued except through a series of degrees." The original rite consisted of two degrees, known as "Select
Architects" and "Most Excellent Architect"; on May 26, 1875, the "Royal Architects" degree was added. These degrees were not innovations introduced into freemasonry but rather "designed to impart to students of the Craft a knowledge of Masonic symbolism not otherwise obtainable."
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Masters. The Grand Lodge of Colorado met on the year of his death and discussed how to best honor Bromwell's work. After the character of the work was explained, "showing that it would be one of the most valuable Masonic
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1091:. Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co., Inc.
901:. Denver, Co.: W. F. Robinson and Co., Printers.
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426:The Song of the Wahbeek: A Poem
1387:People from Vandalia, Illinois
674:. The Masonic History Company.
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1176:Denslow, William R. (1957).
429:. The W. F. Robinson ptg. Co
351:Free and Accepted Architects
279:In 1848 the family moved to
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192:Henry Pelham Holmes Bromwell
160:Emma M. Bromwell (1864–1865)
152:Henrietta Elizabeth Bromwell
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670:; Clegg, Robert I. (1929).
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119:The Song of the Wahbeek
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301:Presidential Elector
224:Family and education
28:Henry P. H. Bromwell
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1362:Lawyers from Denver
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239:Baltimore, Maryland
200:U.S. representative
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