Honest Samuel
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You get up early, I get up about Noon.
We all could have told you that.I researched Albert Pike's personal library records at the House of the Temple for anything KGC and when I asked them about it they had never heard of the KGC.
In 1848. US Sen Jefferson Davis proposed an amendment to the TREATY OF GUADALUPE- HIDALGO to annex most of NE Mexico to the United States.Albert Pike, may or not be in the KGC, but I know for sure he was a freemason! ...
In 1848. US Sen Jefferson Davis proposed an amendment to the TREATY OF GUADALUPE- HIDALGO to annex most of NE Mexico to the United States.
It was defeated by a vote in the Senate.
In 1857, the Pickwick Club was where Albert Pike, John Slidell, and Judah P Benjamin met and discussed the creation of a "Golden Circle" due to the influx of settlers into Florida.
The "Golden Circle" wound include the Southern states on the Gulf of Mexico, NE Mexico down to the Yucatan, and Cuba.
All the names listed above were Freemasons, Davis, Benjamin, Slidell part of the Confederate government, Pike recruited Stand Waite and the Cherokee and Seminole tribes to join the Confederate cause.
*NOTE* Both Benjamin and Slidell were US Senators who supported John C Breckenridge in his Presidential run against Abraham Lincoln and resigned after the 1860 win by Lincoln.
I have forgotten about this history, after the duel Aaron Burr's political career was over. No one liked him after that. So the question remains can we put Albert Pike as a member of the KGC?
KGC was BEFORE AP; He just made it better...I believe Albert Pike was one of the organizers but I have no definite information in my notes.
GREAT STUFF!THE KNIGHRS OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE website:
https://knightsofthegoldencircle.webs.com
Albert Pike is mentioned.