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Orange Lodges
or Clubs are referred to in Hibernia Cariosa, published in 1769. Thirty years later the Orangemen were a very
powerful society, having a “grand lodge” extending over the entire
province of Ulster, and “ramifying through all the centres of
Protestantism in Ireland.” (See next article, and Orangeman.)
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