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	== Links ==		== Links ==
	*[http://hedgemason.blogspot.de/ The Hedge Mason] Blogspot		*[http://hedgemason.blogspot.com/ The Hedge Mason] Blogspot
	== See also ==		== See also ==
	*[[En: Haiti#The Illustrious Role of Haiti in the Freemasonry of the Western Hemisphere\|"The Illustrious Role of Haiti in the Freemasonry of the Western Hemisphere"]]		*[[En: Haiti#The Illustrious Role of Haiti in the Freemasonry of the Western Hemisphere\|"The Illustrious Role of Haiti in the Freemasonry of the Western Hemisphere"]]

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	== E C Ballard ==		== E C Ballard ==

	~~[[Datei:ECBnew.jpg]]~~E C Ballard is a Folklorist, and Ethnographer specializing in Afro-Caribbean traditions of Central African origin, Fraternalism, Celtic Studies and Ethnomusicology, having received his Ph.D. in Folklore and Folklife from the University of Pennsylvania. Eoghan has been variously musical instrument maker, bookseller, college professor, academic dean, and independent researcher. Eoghan is Tata Nganga, a Vodousaint, and is a Master Mason, Orator for Lodge Intrepid, and GM of GLMRNAC, affiliated with UMURM.		E C Ballard is a Folklorist, and Ethnographer specializing in Afro-Caribbean traditions of Central African origin, Fraternalism, Celtic Studies and Ethnomusicology, having received his Ph.D. in Folklore and Folklife from the University of Pennsylvania. Eoghan has been variously musical instrument maker, bookseller, college professor, academic dean, and independent researcher. Eoghan is Tata Nganga, a Vodousaint, and is a Master Mason, Orator for Lodge Intrepid, and GM of GLMRNAC, affiliated with UMURM.



	== Welcome to the Hedge Mason Blog ==		== Welcome to the Hedge Mason Blog ==


	A word or two by way of explanation may be		A word or two by way of explanation may be
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	We look forward to sharing with you!		We look forward to sharing with you!

			== Links ==
			*[http://hedgemason.blogspot.de/ The Hedge Mason] Blogspot
			== See also ==
			*[[En: Haiti#The Illustrious Role of Haiti in the Freemasonry of the Western Hemisphere\|"The Illustrious Role of Haiti in the Freemasonry of the Western Hemisphere"]]


	~~== Links ==~~

	*[~~http~~:~~//hedgemason.blogspot.de/ The Hedge Mason~~] ~~Blogspot~~		{{SORTIERUNG:Ballard}}
	~~== See also: ==~~		[[Kategorie:Personalities]]

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			== E C Ballard ==

	[[Datei:ECBnew.jpg]]E C Ballard is a Folklorist, and Ethnographer specializing in Afro-Caribbean traditions of Central African origin, Fraternalism, Celtic Studies and Ethnomusicology, having received his Ph.D. in Folklore and Folklife from the University of Pennsylvania. Eoghan has been variously musical instrument maker, bookseller, college professor, academic dean, and independent researcher. Eoghan is Tata Nganga, a Vodousaint, and is a Master Mason, Orator for Lodge Intrepid, and GM of GLMRNAC, affiliated with UMURM.		[[Datei:ECBnew.jpg]]E C Ballard is a Folklorist, and Ethnographer specializing in Afro-Caribbean traditions of Central African origin, Fraternalism, Celtic Studies and Ethnomusicology, having received his Ph.D. in Folklore and Folklife from the University of Pennsylvania. Eoghan has been variously musical instrument maker, bookseller, college professor, academic dean, and independent researcher. Eoghan is Tata Nganga, a Vodousaint, and is a Master Mason, Orator for Lodge Intrepid, and GM of GLMRNAC, affiliated with UMURM.

Jens Rusch am 30. November 2013 um 14:56 Uhr

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	[[Datei:ECBnew.jpg]]E C Ballard is a Folklorist, and Ethnographer specializing in Afro-Caribbean traditions of Central African origin, Fraternalism, Celtic Studies and Ethnomusicology, having received his Ph.D. in Folklore and Folklife from the University of Pennsylvania. Eoghan has been variously musical instrument maker, bookseller, college professor, academic dean, and independent researcher. Eoghan is Tata Nganga, a Vodousaint, and is a Master Mason, Orator for Lodge Intrepid, and GM of GLMRNAC, affiliated with UMURM.		[[Datei:ECBnew.jpg]]E C Ballard is a Folklorist, and Ethnographer specializing in Afro-Caribbean traditions of Central African origin, Fraternalism, Celtic Studies and Ethnomusicology, having received his Ph.D. in Folklore and Folklife from the University of Pennsylvania. Eoghan has been variously musical instrument maker, bookseller, college professor, academic dean, and independent researcher. Eoghan is Tata Nganga, a Vodousaint, and is a Master Mason, Orator for Lodge Intrepid, and GM of GLMRNAC, affiliated with UMURM.



			== Welcome to the Hedge Mason Blog ==


			A word or two by way of explanation may be
			worth offering concerning the title of this blog.
			Hedge Mason, like similar terms Hedge Master,
			Hedge Lodge, and the more widely recognized
			Hedge School, are terms from Hiberno-English.
			The latter of these terms, as many Irish will know, refers to illicit
			schools dedicated to the maintenance of Irish culture
			and language, alongside the classics of European
			Philosophy, including Greek and Latin studies. These
			institutions were founded throughout rural Ireland during
			the Penal era when Irish Gaelic culture was under attack
			by the English occupier. During this time also, the term
			Hedge was added to masonic terms to refer to any masonic
			individual or institution not approved of by the
			Anglophone world. These often were lodges and masons
			working to advance the cause of Irish independence.
			It seems a very appropriate term then, for me to use to
			name this blog.

			For quite a while I have observed various blogs and podcasts
			relating to Freemasonry, finding both much worth emulating
			and a few things worth avoiding among them. Fairly
			quickly it became apparent to me that there was little
			being published in North America (or elsewhere for that matter)
			that dealt fairly and offering a positive perspective on Liberal
			Freemasonry or the world beyond the confines of the
			Preston-Webb Rites or the AASR Northern or Southern
			Jurisdictions. Such sites exist beyond the Anglophone
			Internet, but The Hedge Mason will endeavor to bring some
			of that information within the grasp of an English speaking audience.

			It seems to me that it is time for a change, and this blog
			will hopefully serve as a small corrective step in that direction.

			The goal of this blog will be to provide interesting topics
			from time to time on subjects relating to Liberal Freemasonry
			and on responsible alternatives to what is exemplified by the
			mainstream Grand Lodge system in North America.
			While this site will not avoid covering contemporary issues,
			it will try to avoid heavy handed critiques of any system or
			tradition within Freemasonry. It is my belief that there is no
			such thing as clandestine or irregular freemasonry. Such
			labels belittle the rich tapestry of our traditions both
			contemporary and historical. Further, such attitudes
			directly contradict the premise of brotherhood and fraternalism
			which is the foundation of Freemasonry.

			In short, this site is about education and expanding
			the horizons of Freemasons of all stripes and those who
			are just interested in the subject. It is not a place intended
			for debate or dispute, although if it engenders some that might
			be a good thing.

			Just in case some object to certain posts being off topic,
			please note the subtitle of this blog includes the phrase,
			"and other stuff." That of course is because it's my blog and
			occasionally I want to ramble.

			We look forward to sharing with you!


			== Links ==

			*[http://hedgemason.blogspot.de/ The Hedge Mason] Blogspot
			== See also: ==

Jens Rusch am 30. November 2013 um 14:50 Uhr

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	E C Ballard is a Folklorist, and Ethnographer specializing in Afro-Caribbean traditions of Central African origin, Fraternalism, Celtic Studies and Ethnomusicology, having received his Ph.D. in Folklore and Folklife from the University of Pennsylvania. Eoghan has been variously musical instrument maker, bookseller, college professor, academic dean, and independent researcher. Eoghan is Tata Nganga, a Vodousaint, and is a Master Mason, Orator for Lodge Intrepid, and GM of GLMRNAC, affiliated with UMURM.		[[Datei:ECBnew.jpg]]E C Ballard is a Folklorist, and Ethnographer specializing in Afro-Caribbean traditions of Central African origin, Fraternalism, Celtic Studies and Ethnomusicology, having received his Ph.D. in Folklore and Folklife from the University of Pennsylvania. Eoghan has been variously musical instrument maker, bookseller, college professor, academic dean, and independent researcher. Eoghan is Tata Nganga, a Vodousaint, and is a Master Mason, Orator for Lodge Intrepid, and GM of GLMRNAC, affiliated with UMURM.

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E C Ballard is a Folklorist, and Ethnographer specializing in Afro-Caribbean traditions of Central African origin, Fraternalism, Celtic Studies and Ethnomusicology, having received his Ph.D. in Folklore and Folklife from the University of Pennsylvania. Eoghan has been variously musical instrument maker, bookseller, college professor, academic dean, and independent researcher. Eoghan is Tata Nganga, a Vodousaint, and is a Master Mason, Orator for Lodge Intrepid, and GM of GLMRNAC, affiliated with UMURM.