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Expanded!) Chapter 3: An Incomplete but Still Thoroughly Engaging List of People Who Were Freemasons Given that Freemasonry has existed for such a long period of time, it stands to reason that there have been a large multitude of members that have travelled through its ranks. While it is not the worldwide historical conspiracy that some people insist, it is still mind-boggling at the sheer number of influential people who belonged to the fraternity. This is not a complete list of notable masons..., just the ones I thought notable or interesting enough to write down. Plenty of very important historical people were also Freemasons who I have left out, but I still included Bronson Pinchot. Why? Because I found out he was and said, “Seriously? Balki?”Historical figures: Benedict Arnold, Simon Bolivar, Daniel Boone, James Bowie, Winston Churchill, William “Buffalo Bill” Cody, Samuel Colt, Charles “The Count of Auschwitz” Coward, Davy Crockett, Benjamin Franklin, John Glenn, John Hancock, Patrick Henry, J.
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Expanded!) Chapter 3: An Incomplete but Still Thoroughly Engaging List of People Who Were Freemasons Given that Freemasonry has existed for such a long period of time, it stands to reason that there have been a large multitude of members that have travelled through its ranks. While it is not the worldwide historical conspiracy that some people insist, it is still mind-boggling at the sheer number of influential people who belonged to the fraternity. This is not a complete list of notable masons..., just the ones I thought notable or interesting enough to write down. Plenty of very important historical people were also Freemasons who I have left out, but I still included Bronson Pinchot. Why? Because I found out he was and said, “Seriously? Balki?”Historical figures: Benedict Arnold, Simon Bolivar, Daniel Boone, James Bowie, Winston Churchill, William “Buffalo Bill” Cody, Samuel Colt, Charles “The Count of Auschwitz” Coward, Davy Crockett, Benjamin Franklin, John Glenn, John Hancock, Patrick Henry, J.
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