Pike, Albert, 1809-1891

This pamphlet or reprint, from The Republican of Davenport, Iowa, includes the article entitled, "A Strong Protest Against Honoring the Memory of General Albert Pike." The article describes the battle of Pea Ridge, specifically Pike's recruitment of Indigenous people who were accused of scalping of Union solders.

Advertisement for "The Second Lecture on the Symbolism of Freemasonry" by Albert Pike from Orient of Washington, D.C., Southern Jurisdiction of A. A.S.R.

Announcement of the book "Morals and Dogma of the A.A.S.R." by Albert Pike, published by Supreme Council of Southern Jurisdiction of A.A.S.R.

Copy of typed letter dated August 20, 1860 from Albert Pike to the Grand Consistory at New York, beseeching the Supreme Council of the Northern Jurisdiction to discipline J. F. Brennan, publisher of "The American Freemason" for publishing the obligations of the fourth degree as prepared by Pike while a member of Committee of Revision of Supreme Council of the 33° for the Southern Jurisdiction and to prohibit Brennan from publishing information about any other degrees.

Letter dated February 7, 1869 from James C. Batchelor to Albert Pike referencing enclosed communication, report, and resolutions to be forwarded by Pike to Chicago Consistory 32°.

Paper entitled "re: Albert Pike" and photocopied correspondence of Albert Pike, Sovereign Grand Commander of the Southern Jurisdiction in 1865.