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	== Masonic Cartoons ==		== Masonic Cartoons ==

	by Dr. [[David Harrison]]		'''by Dr. [[David Harrison]]'''


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	== Masonic Cartoons ==		== Masonic Cartoons ==

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	A satirical cartoon from c. 1800 revealing what is believed to be the pains of initiation - a subject matter that resurfaces many times in cartoons.		A satirical cartoon from c. 1800 revealing what is believed to be the pains of initiation - a subject matter that resurfaces many times in cartoons.


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	'Night' by William Hogarth. Hogarth was a Freemason, serving as a Grand Steward. This popular print was part of a series entitled 'Four Times of Day', a series that were originally four paintings that were completed in 1736. The engravings were published two years later. The engraving reveals a chaotic but satirical scene; the seemingly drunken Mason (the jewel reveals he may be the Worshipful Master of the lodge) is being escorted home by his steward or Tyler, oblivious to the chamber pot being emptied over his head. Violence erupts all around them as they stagger homeward. The sign of the 'Rummer and Grapes' can be seen - the tavern where one of the four lodges that founded the Premier Grand Lodge met. The Mason may be a representation of Thomas de Veil - an unpopular and hypocritical Bow Street Magistrate who gave harsh sentences to gin-sellers, even though he was a known drinker himself.		'Night' by William Hogarth. Hogarth was a Freemason, serving as a Grand Steward. This popular print was part of a series entitled 'Four Times of Day', a series that were originally four paintings that were completed in 1736. The engravings were published two years later. The engraving reveals a chaotic but satirical scene; the seemingly drunken Mason (the jewel reveals he may be the Worshipful Master of the lodge) is being escorted home by his steward or Tyler, oblivious to the chamber pot being emptied over his head. Violence erupts all around them as they stagger homeward. The sign of the 'Rummer and Grapes' can be seen - the tavern where one of the four lodges that founded the Premier Grand Lodge met. The Mason may be a representation of Thomas de Veil - an unpopular and hypocritical Bow Street Magistrate who gave harsh sentences to gin-sellers, even though he was a known drinker himself.


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	The Gormagons by Hogarth - a satirical sideswipe on the club founded by the Jacobite Duke of Wharton - a past Grand Master of the 'Premier' Grand Lodge. A number of people in the procession are wearing aprons, including the monkey. The Gormorgans (different spelling) did actually meet, and had a purpose of mocking Freemasonry - in a similar vein to 'Mock Masonry' but there is no evidence that they held a procession.		The Gormagons by Hogarth - a satirical sideswipe on the club founded by the Jacobite Duke of Wharton - a past Grand Master of the 'Premier' Grand Lodge. A number of people in the procession are wearing aprons, including the monkey. The Gormorgans (different spelling) did actually meet, and had a purpose of mocking Freemasonry - in a similar vein to 'Mock Masonry' but there is no evidence that they held a procession.


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	An engraving showing a Mock Masonry procession through the streets of London. Paul Whitehead, satirist and writer, set up the first Mock Masonry procession, using chimney sweeps, beggars and prostitutes as an attack on the pomp of the Grand Feast procession of the ‘Premier’ Grand Lodge, which ceased in the mid 1740s due to the public ridicule. Whitehead was a member of Dashwood’s Hell Fire Club and may have himself been a Mason who, like the Duke of Wharton before him, may have fell out with the ‘Moderns’.		An engraving showing a Mock Masonry procession through the streets of London. Paul Whitehead, satirist and writer, set up the first Mock Masonry procession, using chimney sweeps, beggars and prostitutes as an attack on the pomp of the Grand Feast procession of the ‘Premier’ Grand Lodge, which ceased in the mid 1740s due to the public ridicule. Whitehead was a member of Dashwood’s Hell Fire Club and may have himself been a Mason who, like the Duke of Wharton before him, may have fell out with the ‘Moderns’.
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	~~== See also ==~~		[[Datei:LincolnC.jpg\|thumb\|800px\|center\| Painting by Bro [[Jens Rusch]]]]
	*[[Steve Chadburn]]
	*[[William Hogarth]]
	*[[Freimaurerei in der Karikatur]]
	*[[Riding the goat]]
	*[[Ernst Schalck]]
	*[[En: Lawson Wood]]
	[[Datei:LincolnC.jpg\|thumb\|~~835px~~\|center\| Painting by Bro [[Jens Rusch]]]]

	== Lawson Wood ==		== Lawson Wood ==
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			== See also ==
			*[[Steve Chadburn]]
			*[[William Hogarth]]
			*[[Freimaurerei in der Karikatur]]
			*[[Riding the goat]]
			*[[Ernst Schalck]]
			*[[En: Lawson Wood]]

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	*[[En: Lawson Wood]]		*[[En: Lawson Wood]]
	[[Datei:LincolnC.jpg\|thumb\|835px\|center\| Painting by Bro [[Jens Rusch]]]]		[[Datei:LincolnC.jpg\|thumb\|835px\|center\| Painting by Bro [[Jens Rusch]]]]

			== Lawson Wood ==
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			Bild:granpop-lodge-of-instruction-KLEIN.jpg\|Karikatur Woods mit freimaurerischem Bezug
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	*[[Riding the goat]]		*[[Riding the goat]]
	*[[Ernst Schalck]]		*[[Ernst Schalck]]
	*[[~~Clarence~~ Lawson Wood]]		*[[En: Lawson Wood]]
	[[Datei:LincolnC.jpg\|thumb\|835px\|center\| Painting by Bro [[Jens Rusch]]]]		[[Datei:LincolnC.jpg\|thumb\|835px\|center\| Painting by Bro [[Jens Rusch]]]]

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	*[[Ernst Schalck]]		*[[Ernst Schalck]]
			*[[Clarence Lawson Wood]]
	[[Datei:LincolnC.jpg\|thumb\|835px\|center\| Painting by Bro [[Jens Rusch]]]]		[[Datei:LincolnC.jpg\|thumb\|835px\|center\| Painting by Bro [[Jens Rusch]]]]

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	*[[Riding the goat]]		*[[Riding the goat]]
	*[[Ernst Schalck]]		*[[Ernst Schalck]]
			[[Datei:LincolnC.jpg\|thumb\|835px\|center\| Painting by Bro [[Jens Rusch]]]]

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			== See also ==
			*[[Steve Chadburn]]
			*[[William Hogarth]]
			*[[Freimaurerei in der Karikatur]]
			*[[Riding the goat]]
			*[[Ernst Schalck]]

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	== Cartoon-cards ==		== Cartoon-cards ==

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	Bild:Card3.jpg		Bild:Card3.jpg\|Many of these cartoons appear to mock the initiation ceremony of Freemasonry, showing a misunderstanding of the ceremony based on popular 'hear-say' - hence the appearance of the goat in the above print.
	Bild:Card5.jpg		Bild:Card5.jpg\|1st Degree Initiation - a cartoon showing the humiliation of what may happen to the unsuspecting initiate....
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	Bild:Foxy.png		Bild:Foxy.png\|Even Foxy Grandpa rode the goat. Riding the goat of course had its roots in the popular belief that Mason's 'raised the devil' behind closed doors, so the image of the goat in relation to Masonry became a joke that was linked to the initiation of a candidate.

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