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Indignation: A Psychological Profile of the Infamous John G. Jones
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Indignation: A Psychological Profile of the Infamous John G. Jones in Brampton, ON
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Many accounts of the rise and fall of the infamous John G. Jones have been authored providing a clear timeline of his activities since he joined the ranks of Freemasonry to his expulsion from legitimate Masonic organizations. While this work does provide more details from a historical perspective, it also provides new information from a psychological perspective. A personality profile has been incorporated to provide more insight into the mind of Jones himself. The profile helps to provide answers to questions regarding his ability to influence decisions that interrupted the entire diaspora of legitimate Freemasonry as well as the civic and political arenas during the late 19th and early 20th Centuries. This book is a must read!
Many accounts of the rise and fall of the infamous John G. Jones have been authored providing a clear timeline of his activities since he joined the ranks of Freemasonry to his expulsion from legitimate Masonic organizations. While this work does provide more details from a historical perspective, it also provides new information from a psychological perspective. A personality profile has been incorporated to provide more insight into the mind of Jones himself. The profile helps to provide answers to questions regarding his ability to influence decisions that interrupted the entire diaspora of legitimate Freemasonry as well as the civic and political arenas during the late 19th and early 20th Centuries. This book is a must read!





















