| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - But Sir Thomas Sackville took care to see that some of the men sent were Free-masons, who, joining in the communication, made a very honorable report to the Queen, who never more attempted to dislodge or disturb them; but esteemed them a peculiar sort of men, that cultivated peace and friendship, arts and sciences, without meddling in the affairs of Church or State (Book of Constitutions, by And
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