L'histoire de la franc-maçonnerie : ses légendes et ses traditions, son histoire chronologique . prêt dit, je prends pour être maison de théame avec un changement de signe. Ainsi, le fait est établi que le nouveau système de la spélativeFreemamaçonnerie a été introduit en France depuis l'Angleterre, mais notby autorité du Grand Lodge anglais, en l'an 1721 par la fondation de deux lodges indépendants en Flandre française, et intoParis par la fondation d'un pavillon similaire en 1725. En 1732, le Grand Lodge de Londres a étendu sa juridiction 66 1042 HISTOIRE DE LA FRANC-MAÇONNERIE sur le territoire français et a émis deux députations, une pour

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The history of freemasonry : its legends and traditions, its chronological history . lready said, I take to be thesame house with a change of sign. Thus the fact is established that the new system of SpeculativeFreemasonry was introduced into France from England, but notby authority of the English Grand Lodge, in the year 1721 by thefounding of two independent lodges in French Flanders, and intoParis by the founding of a similar lodge in 1725. In 1732 the Grand Lodge of London extended its jurisdiction 66 1042 HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY over the French territory and issued two deputations, one for theconstitution of the lodge in Paris, and the other for the constitutionof a lodge in French Flanders at the city of Valenciennes. The former was constituted in 1732, in the month of April, andthe latter in the following year. The further action of the English Grand Lodge in the constitu-tion of other lodges, and the future history of the institution whichresulted in the formation of a Grand Lodge in France, must be re-served for consideration in a future chapter. CHAPTER XXXIX. THE GRAND LODGE OF ALL ENGLAND, OR THE GRAND LODGE OF YORK HE pretension, so stoutly maintained by manyFreemasons who have not thoroughly investi-gated the subject, that there was a General As-sembly of Masons held, and a Grand Lodgeestablished, at the city of York in the year 926, by Prince Edwin, the brother of King Athel-stan, is a tradition derived from the old Legendof the Craft. As such it has already been freely discussed in thepreceding division of this work, and will not be further consideredat this time. The object of the present chapter will be to inquire into the timewhen, and the circumstances under which, the modern TheoreticFreemasons of York separated from the Operative association and, following the example of their antecessors in London, established apurely Speculative society to which they, too, gave the name of aGrand Lodge. To distinguish it from the Grand Lodge which had been estab

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