Freemasonry Encyclopedia Masonic Occult Freemason Mason

By this book a great body of information came out of hiding! It furnishes, in two volumes, so many masonic subjects that it brought a keenre vision to the freemasons self-imposed tasks of historic proportions. There is no society so widely known, and yet really so little known, as that of the free and accepted masons. Even many of the members of that ancient and honorable fraternity are strangely uninformed respecting its evenftul past. This encyclopedia aided in the formation of sound masonic thought, the spread of masonic light, and the inspiration of masonic brethren.

Dealing critically and impartially with the traditions, customs, records, degrees and ceremonies of the brotherhood, it contains the actual history of the craft, extending over a period of some six centuries, and that of its grand structures. Myth here gives up its underlying truth. Research clears away the rubbish, and discloses the sure foundations and majestic arches of a noble structure.