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The Fellowcraft Degree.  Nothing is without purpose  Contemplation and reflection  Lessons for a lifetime  Globes, 5 senses, liberal arts and sciences.

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1 The Fellowcraft Degree

2  Nothing is without purpose  Contemplation and reflection  Lessons for a lifetime  Globes, 5 senses, liberal arts and sciences IntroductionIntroduction

3 Fellow Craft Degree Lecture  William Preston  Knowledge is the answer to all things.  Preston included many elements of a formal education.  Prestonian Lectures were adapted by Thomas S. Webb to fit American Ritual.

4 Fellow Craft Degree Lessons  The Fellow Craft represents man in adulthood.  Experience  Education  Wisdom  The Middle Chamber

5 Fellow Craft Degree  The lessons of the Master Mason lie ahead.  Freemasonry is a progressive science, whose lessons are for a lifetime.

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