... against liquor, sensuality, and gambling. The oath also prohibited them from revealing their identity of being a member. In addition to this moral code, they had to follow the Christian "flag" and maintain the dignity of the South (Zeinert). This required each member to wear white robes and hoods. Also ... , these costumes helped to hide their identity. Once they agreed to the oath and the many different requirements, they were officially a part of the "purest of ... and the Jews should be returned to Israel" and that if the government wouldn't stand up for the rights of the whites, the ...

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