Masonic defence

by William Daggett, of Belmont. To be sung to the tune: Eaton. Publication date suggested because first poem refers to W. Morgan (apparently murdered in 1826) and to the Anti-Masonic Party that held its first national convention in 1830, and from internal evidence.

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Original record: Masonic defence
Collection: Harris Broadsides
Date(s): 1767 – 1845
Usage: Collection is open for research.
Rights Statement: No Copyright - United States
Creator(s): Daggett, William, 1785-1876 (creator)
Subject(s): Antimasonic Party
Broadsides
Freemasons
Jackson, Andrew
Morgan, William
Poetry
Type: text

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