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The Man Who Would be King

Posted By Azaziel 28/08/2009 08:09:49
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Is it true that the people involved in the movie, Houston, Carradine and Connery are freemasons?

I heard that rumour...

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Last year I read Kipling Sahib by Charles Allen, a fascinating biography of the young Kipling, dealing with his formative years in India.  The encounter with a brother Mason in an Indian railway carriage, during which he was asked to convey a message to another brother, happened to Kipling in real life and helped inspire his story.  His watch was not stolen though - that was not in the original story either, just the film.  Although there is not a great deal about Masonry in Allen's book, I would strongly recommend it to anyone with an interest in Kipling and his work.
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My proposer first told me about the film which I too enjoyed.

Recently I bought the book which is a collection of short stories and read and enjoyed it. I was also told that once I join I would get more out of the story and notice more within the book/film.

So my plan is to read the story again after my initiation and again after my 2nd degree and finally after my 3rd.

I.G. Surrey Mason

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cuthbert (28/09/2009)
Is it true that the people involved in the movie, Houston, Carradine and Connery are freemasons?

I heard that rumour...

I have never heard this rumour mentioned but even so I very much doubt that this rumour is true. I have never seen any of the names on any list of Masons.


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