Document set 'Letter from Philip Swigert to Armand P. Pfister, 1845 November 8'
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1 / 1Frankfort Novr. 8th. 1845
Comp. A. P. Pfister
Dear Sir;
Your favour of the 20th Octo: is to hand.
I regret extremely that it is not in my power at this time
to comply with your request -- I have but one solitary copy
of the Constitution of our Grand Council and that is bound
in a volum -- all the extra copies were consumed a few years
since with the Grand Hall at Lexington. I will continue
my exertions to procure you a printed copy and if
unsuccessful will send you a manuscript copy -- soon
The masonic bodies were never in so flourishing a state in Ky: as at this time -- and may it long so continue
with high regard and fraternal feelings I am Respectfully & Fraternally
Yours Philip Swigert Frankfort Nov<sup>r</sup>. 8<sup>th</sup>. 1845
Comp. A. P. Pfister
Dear Sir;
<p-bgn>Your favour of the 20<sup>th</sup> Octo: is to hand.
I regret extremely that it is not in my power at this time
to comply with your request -- I have but one solitary copy
of the Constitution of our Grand Council and that is bound
in a volum -- all the extra copies were consumed a few years
since with the Grand Hall at Lexington. I will continue
my exertions to procure you a printed copy and if
unsuccessful will send you a manuscript copy -- soon<p-end>
<p-bgn>The masonic bodies were never in so flourishing
a state in Ky: as at this time -- and may it long so continue<p-end>
<p-bgn>with high regard and fraternal feelings
I am Respectfully & Fraternally<p-end>
Yours
Philip Swigert
The masonic bodies were never in so flourishing a state in Ky: as at this time -- and may it long so continue
with high regard and fraternal feelings I am Respectfully & Fraternally
Yours Philip Swigert Frankfort Nov<sup>r</sup>. 8<sup>th</sup>. 1845
Comp. A. P. Pfister
Dear Sir;
<p-bgn>Your favour of the 20<sup>th</sup> Octo: is to hand.
I regret extremely that it is not in my power at this time
to comply with your request -- I have but one solitary copy
of the Constitution of our Grand Council and that is bound
in a volum -- all the extra copies were consumed a few years
since with the Grand Hall at Lexington. I will continue
my exertions to procure you a printed copy and if
unsuccessful will send you a manuscript copy -- soon<p-end>
<p-bgn>The masonic bodies were never in so flourishing
a state in Ky: as at this time -- and may it long so continue<p-end>
<p-bgn>with high regard and fraternal feelings
I am Respectfully & Fraternally<p-end>
Yours
Philip Swigert