2) Bacon, Francis; The New Atlantis, classic.

3) Emory University, online text of The Declaration of Independence.

4) Hall, Manly P.; Codex Rosae Crucis:  The Philosophical Research Society, Inc.:  Los Angeles, 1971, Second Edition.

5) Hall, Manly P.; Collected Writings of Manly P. Hall, Vol. 3, Essays and Poems, Chapter III, “Riddle of the Rosicrucians”, 1941; The Philosophical Research Society, Inc.: Los Angeles, 1962.

6) Hall, Manly P.; Lectures on Ancient Philosophy, “Rosicrucian and Masonic Origins”, p. 397:  The Hall Publishing Company: Los Angeles, 1929, First Edition.

7) Hall, Manly P.; The Secret Destiny of America; Philosophical Research Society, Inc.:  Los Angeles, 1944, First from 1942 Lecture at Carnegie Hall; 1958, First Edition of book; 1972 Second Edition.

8) Hartranft, Ralph M.; Milton H. Heinicke’s History of Ephrata, Booklets One and Two:  Historical Society of the Cocalico Valley.

9) Hieronimus, Robert, Ph.D.; America's Secret Destiny - Spiritual Vision & the Founding of a Nation; Destiny Books: Rochester, Vermont, 1989, First Edition.

10) Iroquois Publishing Co., Inc.; Early Days in the New World: Syracuse, New York, 1950, First Edition, School Textbook.

11) Lewis, H. Spencer, The Mystical Life of Jesus:  Rosicrucian Press:  San Jose, 1953, Tenth Edition.  First Edition, 1929.

12) Lewis, H. Spencer; Rosicrucian Questions and Answers with Complete History of the Rosicrucian Order:  Rosicrucian Press:  San Jose, 1932, Second Edition.

13) Lewis, H. Spencer; Rosicrucian Manual; Lovett Printing Company:  Charleston, West Virginia, 1927, Second Edition.

14) Palo, Dr. John; New World Mystics - Rosicrucians Come To America; Dr. John Palo:  New York, NY, 1994, First Edition. 
[To Order this Excellent Book from the Publisher, Contact Linda Santucci for Further Information]

15) Pike, Albert; Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, Southern Jourisdiction, “18th Degree:  Night of the Rose Cross”;  H.  Jenkins, Inc.:  Richmond, Va., 1947 (First Edition, 1871).

16) Sachse, Julius Friedrich; The German Pietists of Provincial Pennsylvania, 1694 - 1708;  P.C. Stockhausen:  Philadelphia, 1895.

17) Sachse, Julius Friedrich; The German Sectarians of Pennsylvania, 1708 - 1742; P.C. Stockhausen: Philadelphia, 1899.

18) Schrigner, Linda S.; "The R+C Legacy:  Dr. John Dee", 2000 C.E. at The Four+Corners: Internet, 1996-2002.

19) Schrigner, Linda S.; "Benedict Spinoza - Ontology for the New Millennium", 2000 C.E. at The Four+Corners:  Internet, 1996-2002.

20) Stewart, Gary L.; Awakened Attitude, "The Mission of the Confraternity of the Rose Cross", Order of the Militia Crucifera Evangelica (OMCE), 1996 Second Edition.  Article is Online and Book is Available:  http://www.crcsite.org/Mission.htm

21)  Stryz, Jan; "The Alchemy of the Voice at Ephrata Cloister", Michigan State University
http://www.esoteric.msu.edu/Alchemy.html (RE Quote:  Beissel's "Idiosyncratic Alchemy"), as of 2002.

22) Vivian, Herbert; Secret Societies Old and New; Thornton Butterworth, Ltd.:  London, 1927.

23) Public tour verbal presentations, and printed information from Boston, Philadelphia, Plymouth, and the Ephrata Cloister.

24) H. G. Wells; The Outline of History, Vol. II; Doubleday & Company, Inc.:  Garden City, New York, 1971 Seventh Edition. First Edition: H.G. Wells: 1920.

25) Yates, Frances A.; The Rosicrucian Enlightenment; Paladin: Frogmore, St. Albans, Herts, 1975.  (First published in Great Britain by Routledge & Kegan Paul, Ltd.:  London, 1972.)

There's a Spirit in the Kitchen, Amy Kitchener Speaks to America, 
Recipes and Reflections of a 19th-Century Ghost
by Jackie Dashiell & Wanda Sue Parrott, Published in March 2001; Galde Press, Inc.: Lakeville, Minnesota, USA. 
pp 236-237:  ".. . . You must decide your own fate.  We are here to lead, not to push, to teach and not preach.
     "Your future, and that of America, is already written on the plane of celestial nowness.  For some of you, there will be a future America.  For some of you, there will be no future America.
     "Your futures are fertilized cosmic cells.  There are as many futures and pasts as there are readers of these words.  You have the ability to choose which of the fertilized cosmic cells you desire to cause to ripen to fruition.  All already is.  You need only draw that isness unto your plane.
     "Collectively, the physical state of America is, at this time, following cosmic, or God's, immutable law.
     "The collective consciousness, the communal cell structure, which constitutes the United States of America, is recycling.
     "At the time of this dictation (1974), America is in a cycle of conversion.
     "If the nation can convert peaceably, without cells splitting fragmentarily, America will enter a new cycle of conservation after the year 1976.
     "If the national cell structures split, creating breakdown of unification and solidarity on spiritual, mental, and physical levels, conversion will continue. There will be no period of conservation for America because there will no longer be one America.  A new America will manifest in 2001. [This book finally published March, 2001]
     "Cosmically, those who hold understanding of the principle upon which the nation was founded, and who strive to attain the higher color of their spirit side, will always be Americans.  In being true Americans, they will become true citizens of the world, cosmic as well as finite.
     "Those who have not realized the basic freedom for which America stands will lose their freedoms.  This is neither good nor bad.  This is natural, the impersonal working of God's law. . . ."
Publisher's Web Site: http://www.galdepress.com
There's a Spirit in the Kitchen is Also Available at http://www.amazon.com

President Ronald Reagan Quoting from Jefferson's Account of 
The Unknown Who Swayed the Signers of The Declaration of Independence: 
Two Internet Sources:
1.  Reagan Speech January 25, 1974, 
First Conservative Political Action Conference 
"We Will Be a City on a Hill"
http://www.reagan2000.com/1974CityUponAHill.asp
http://www.townhall.com/hall_of_fame/reagan/speech/cpac1.html
and included also in
2,  Reign's Message on Observance of Independence Day, 1981
http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/resource/speeches/1981/70381a.htm

Julius Sachse's Address of 1911 on the History of Freemasonry
Includes:  ". . . .The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania 'Ancients,' being the oldest in America [as opposed to the former aristocratic "Moderns", chiefly Tories,  prior to the Revolution], was from the beginning looked upon by the Brethren in adjoining Provinces and abroad as the Masonic fountain-head, as it were, in the Western World." [Under General Washington's leadership in the American Revolution, other colonies applied for warrants to function under the Masonic Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania.]
http://www.mastermason.com/lodge850/Reading/beginnings.htm

Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
Ephrata Cloister (State Museum):  Pennsylvania Trail of History
http://www.phmc.state.pa.us/bhsm/toh/ephrata/ephratacloister.asp?secid=14
". . . . Following the death of the last celibate member in 1813, the married congregation formed the German
Seventh Day Baptist Church.   Members continued to live and worship at the Cloister until 1934.  In 1941, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania acquired the historic site and began a program of restoration and interpretation. ". . .
http://philanet.com/Philadelphia/index.html

The Alchemy of the Voice at Ephrata Cloister, by Jan Stryz; Michigan State University
http://www.esoteric.msu.edu/Alchemy.html
". . . . In the wilderness of Pennsylvania, during the mid eighteenth century, Beissel invented his own idiosyncratic version of alchemy from those pieces of Bohemian theosophy he absorbed as a young man in Germany. . . .  Rooted in Platonism, the  'Rosicrucian linguistics' that pervaded mid-seventeenth-century England resembled the 'book mysticism' of post-Paracelsian Germany, and was influenced by Boehme.  Boehme and the various hermetic groups subscribing to this view of language held that man had suffered a second, linguistic fall resulting in a 'Babylonical Confusion,' as the Rosicrucian tract Confessio phrases it.  What prevents man from seeing the divine presence in nature is the inability to read Nature's Book properly.  But true reading entails direct sensual experience, such as occurred when Boehme's vision was opened by the flash of sunlight off a pewter dish.  As his contemporary biographer put it, Boehme then 'went forth into the open fields, and there perceived the wonderful or wonder works of the Creator in the signatures, shapes, figures, and qualities of all created things, very clearly and plainly laid open.'". . .

Ormsby-Lennon, Hugh, "Rosicrucian Linguistics: Twilight of a Renaissance Tradition," Hermeticism and the Renaissance (Washington: The Folger Shakespeare Library, 1988), 312, 314, 316-319.

Descartes: Discourse on Method
http://www.oocities.org/Athens/Acropolis/2216/clsctexts/descartes_method.htm

Bacon's Watermarks for Rosicrucian Manuscripts
http://www.oocities.org/Athens/Acropolis/2216/clsctexts/bacon_watermarks.htm

Awakened Attitude, "The Mission of the Confraternity of the Rose Cross",  by Gary L. Stewart,  Article is Online and Book is Available (see review): http://www.crcsite.org/Mission.htm

"Life's Greatest Tutor", by Linda S. Schrigner (Santucci) 1990
http://www.omcesite.org/articles.htm

"The Master Within", by H. Spencer Lewis (1930s or Earlier)
http://www.oocities.org/Athens/Acropolis/2216/clsctexts/master_within.htm

"Why We Have A Secret Order", by H. Spencer Lewis (1917)
http://www.oocities.org/Athens/Acropolis/2216/clsctexts/why_secret.htm

Other Classic Texts at 2000 C.E. at The Four+Corners
http://www.oocities.org/Athens/Acropolis/2216/clsctexts/