Definition of Yorkino. Meaning of Yorkino. Synonyms of Yorkino

- the York Rite. Hence escoceses became synonymous with Conservatives, and yorkinos with Liberals. Santa Anna was a Scottish Rite Mason. Freemasonry arrived...
- Yorkino (Russian: Ёркино) is a rural locality (a village) in Kushkopalskoye Rural Settlement of Pinezhsky District, Arkhangelsk Oblast, Russia. The po****tion...
- faction supported by the American amb****ador Joel Poinsett known as the "Yorkinos." According to historian Karen Racine, Freemasons in the presidency of...
- lodges but were rather followers of the York Rite, and so were known as Yorkinos. Mexico's constitution, following the American, decreed that in a presidential...
- Figueroa. When elections failed, the government intervened in favor of the Yorkino party, which had elected Vicente Guerrero to the presidency. Because of...
- military service. During the First Mexican Republic, he joined the liberal Yorkino Party as a sublieutenant, and joined in the ****ault made at Tulancingo...
- supporters of federalism tended to gather in the York Rite and were called Yorkinos. Parti****nts in political discussions at the lodges were bound by secrecy...
- Masons had been established before independence. Following independence the Yorkinos appealed to a broad range of Mexico's po****ce, as opposed to the Scottish...
- partisan conflicts between the Yorkino Party and the Escoses Party. President Guadalupe Victoria was a member of the Yorkino Party while Barragán belonged...
- as politics in Mexico became a struggle between the liberal, federalist Yorkino party and the conservative, centralist Escoses party Bustamante sided with...