Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Freemasons' Monthly Magazine, 1845, Vol. 4
That the Magazine has contributed, in some measure, to the attainment of this result, we have the assurances of intelligent Brethren in every section of the country. We may at least, without arrogating for it any undue credit, venture to say, that it has communicated intelligence, as to the condition of the Fraternity in different parts of the world, which could not probably have been obtained from any other source. It has, therefore, done some good in the past we trust it may continue to do good in the future.
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