William Harvey
Provincial Grand Master of Forfarshire 1935-1936
About William Harvey
His mother Lodge was Stirling Royal Arch No.76. He was a founding member of Lodge Progress No. 967, Dundee, and was R.W.M of that lodge from 1914 to 1916.
Born in Stirling in 1874, he was trained as a law clerk but moved from law to journalism and joined John Leng & Co, Ltd, Dundee. He was appointed general editor of the firms extensive series of novels. In 1904 he joined the staff of the ‘Peoples Journal’ and became assistant editor. From 1908 to 1912 he was literary editor of the ‘Dundee Advertiser’.
He was a prolific writer of Masonic articles and books. He also published a number of small booklets on various Masonic topics, which are appended below.
Source: http://pglforfarshire.org/William_Harvey.html
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| Title | Video | Audio | Text |
| The Pillars of Freemasonry |  | ||
| The Wages of an Entered Apprentice | | ||
| The Third Degree | | ||
| The Story of Hiram Abiff | | ||
| Freemasonry and War | | ||
| The Doorway of Freemasonry | | ||
| The Altar of Freemasonry | | ||
| Tam O’Shanter and the Merry Masons | | ||
| The North-East Corner | | ||
| The Mason’s Apron | | ||
| The Secrets of Freemasonry | | ||
| Landmarks | | ||
| The Mason’s Mallet | | ||
| The Lodge and its Furniture | | ||
| The King and the Craft | | ||
| How Tamson got the Third Degree | | ||
| The Secrets of Freemasonry as revealed in the Gospel of St Andrew | |
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