- NS Freemason
- KT Beausèant
- General
Interest
- Craft
Masonry
- Glossary
- Books
- Short
Talks
- Illustrations
- Renewal
- Capitular Masonry
- Glossary
- Royal Arch
- Red
Cross
- Cryptic
Masonry
- Glossary
- Royal and
Select Masters
- Royal
Ark
Mariners
- Chivalric Masonry
- Glossary
- Knights
Templar
- York Rite
College
- Anti
Masonry
- Glossary
- Websites
- Books
- Religious
Positions
- The Speaker's Corner
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In
your Leisure Hours, that you might
improve in Masonry...
Dear Brethren
and Friends.
Over the years
I have
collected
numerous books, pamphlets, short talks and articles on the topic of
Freemasonry. Some I have scanned and converted into various digital
formats myself and others I have gathered from the vast resources of
the Internet. As I find time, I'm standardizing their format and
convert them into the Portable Document Format (PDF) for your enjoyment
and
study.
A
Word of Caution
The range of
publications
found here
goes from the profound to the lighthearted or outright fictitious and
covers as many aspects of our Fraternity as I can lay my hands on.
However, please bear in mind that NONE should be
considered as
speaking for the fraternity or that what is said or written is
"binding" upon Masons. Each Mason must think for himself,
and each is entitled to write whatever he wishes.
Masonry
has no dogma. An official
position would deny a man his right to think for himself and his
right to follow the dictates of his own faith. Each Mason has a right
to seek Masonry for what he wants to find. It is his right to believe
as he wishes; BUT it is not his right to force that belief on others.
There are only
three
documents a Mason
must abide by; the Ritual, the Constitution of the Grand Body in
whose jurisdiction he lives and the by-laws of his Lodge, Chapter,
etc. The Rituals
embody the whole of Masonic instruction. The latter
two contain the Laws, Rules and Regulations necessary for their
government as is necessary for all organizations. Everything else is
opinion.
There are quite a number of books in my
library. To make it easier for you to find what you might be looking
for, I have broken the listing down into categories of interest.
Please check back every so often; I am adding books as I find the
time to format them.
NOTE:
All files are in the PDF format and you
will need to have a PDF File-Reader installed on your computer to
view them. If you don't have a Reader, you can download one for free
from Nitro, Foxit, or Acrobat. (If
you're just looking for a simple reader, I strongly recommend the
'Foxit' reader. It's the smalles and fastest of the free readers. When
installing it, I recommend that you uncheck all the optional checkboxes
and only select to make 'Foxit' the default PDF-reader.)
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NS Freemason
The Nova Scotia Freemason is the official bulletin of the Grand Lodge of Nova Scotia.
 
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KT Beausèant
The Beausèant is the official publication of the Sovereign Great Priory of Canada
Of the United and Military Orders of St. John of Jerusalem, Palestine, Rhodes & Malta, And of the Temple
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General
Interest
Some
of
these publications are quite
large (<100.000 words) and may take some time to download
(especially if you don't have a high-speed connection) - be patient.
| Glossary |
Maybe
you just want to look up the
meaning of a word from Aaron to Zoroaster. This wiki is fully
hyperlinked and easy to use. |
| The following documents will
open in a
new page/tab and you can return to this page by closing the page or tab
in your browser. |
Freemasonry
The Digital Challenge |
By
Watkins, Ronald J
Some
reflections about the challenge to bring 'regular' Freemasonry into
the 21st Century - (12
pages) |
| A Biblical History of King Solomon's
Temple |
A
description of the significance of King Solomon's Temple with some
interesting pictures.
(Graphics
intensive - large file - be
patient) - (34
Pages)
From Phoenixmasonry.org -
A Website well worth visiting |
| Reading, Writing and Apathy |
By Bro.
Stephen Dafoe
The Rise and Fall of Masonic
Education
Bro. Dafoe deplores the decline
of Masonic Education and gives the statistics to prove his point. (42
Pages) |
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|
By R.A.
Gilbert (published in
Ars
Quatuor Coronatum Volume 116, Review pp.286-7)
A short review
pointing out the inaccuracies and distortions of Masonic facts in the
book. Well worth reading - to set the record straight! - (2 Pages) |
|
The DaVinci Code |
By Dan
Brown
Rarely has a book -
'The DaVinci Code' caught the imagination of so many. Keep in mind
though, that Dan Brown makes it very clear from the outset: This is a
Work of Fiction. This book is copyrighted and is included here only
for reference. If
you want to
read the whole book, please purchase a
copy.
(453
Pages -
large file - be patient) |
|
Angels and Demons |
By Dan
Brown
This is a predecessor
to the 'DaVinci Code' and also has many references to Masonry.
This
is a Work of Fiction. This book is copyrighted and is included here
only for reference. If
you want
to read the whole book, please
purchase a copy. - (500
Pages - large file - be patient) |
The
Lost Symbol
|
By Dan
Brown
The latest of Dan Brown's books. This time the main subject of the book
is about Freemasonry. A first class thriller. This is a
Work of Fiction. This book is copyrighted and is included here only
for reference. If
you want to
read the whole book, please purchase a
copy. - (339
Pages - be patient)
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What is a Mason? |
By
Charles H. Tupper
(5
Pages) |
|
The Lost Keys of Freemasonry |
By
Manly P. Hall
The Secret of Hiram Abiff - (40
Pages)
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Freemasonry and the Cathedral Builders
|
By H.
L. Haywood
(15
Pages) |
|
The Builders |
By
Joseph Fort Newton
A Story and
Study of Masonry - (111
Pages) |
|
Morals and Dogma |
By
Albert Pike
The book is composed
of Pike's ruminations and essays on the Degrees of the Scottish Rite,
from the 1st to the 32nd. It explains Pike's understanding of the
symbolism and allegory in the degrees he wrote. There are thirty-two
chapters, each discussing the philosophical symbolism of a degree of
Freemasonry in extensive detail.
(621
Pages -
Illustrated -
large file - be patient) |
|
The Meaning of Masonry |
By
Albert Pike
(30
Pages) |
|
The Man Who Would Be King |
By
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling was a
Mason. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature In 1907.
The
story of "The Man Who Would Be King" has a plot which is
based on the degrees of Symbolic Masonry. Its "moral"
suggests that no man may use Freemasonry to advance his own personal,
selfish ends. It tells the tale of two rogue British ex-soldiers who
set off from 19th century British India in search of adventure, and
end up as kings of Kafiristan. -
(24 Pages) |
|
King Salomon's Temple |
By
Homer Zumwalt
Historical Fact or Fiction?
See also Megiddo – The Solomonic "Chariot
City" below - (5 Pages)
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|
Megiddo |
Edited
by Robert H.
Meyer
The Solomonic "Chariot
City" - (8
Pages -
Illustrated) |
|
Inside the Masons |
Article
published in
the U.S.World &
News Report published August 28, 2005 under the by-line of Jay
Tolson - (5
Pages) |
|
Islam and Freemasonry |
By
W.Bro. Shaikh
Hatim Fidahussein
Nakhoda PM
Research Lodge St. Michael No. 2933, Singapore
(7
Pages) |
|
Conscience and the Craft |
By Jim
Tresner, Ph.D.
Question on Religion and Freemasonry -
Expanded Edition
This short article is a
collection of answers to the questions and/or objections raised by
concerned Christians. - (11
Pages) |
|
The City of the Sun |
By
Thommaso
Campanella
A 16th
Century Italian Monk describes his utopian view of a 'perfect
society' which has some remarkable parallels with Freemasonry.
See
also Zeldis León - Campanella's 'City of the Sun' - (26 Pages)
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|
Freemasonry at the Sieges of Louisbourg
1745 and 1758 |
The
Canadian Masonic
Research
Association - by M. W. Bro. Reginald V. Harris, P.G.M. Nova
Scotia
There has to-date been no evidence that there were French
Freemasons in Louisbourg, but ample records exist of the activities
of the members of the English and New England Lodges. |
The
Meaning of Masonry
|
Walter
Leslie Wilmshurst (1867-1939)
Wilmshurst was a mystic with a practical knowledge and profound
understanding of the religions of the world. The Meaning of Masonry
discloses the real purpose of modern Freemasonry and clearly states the
true body of teaching and practice concerning the esoteric meanings of
Masonic ritual. - (91
Pages)
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Craft
Masonry
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All files are in the PDF format and you
will need to have a PDF File-Reader installed on your computer to
view them. If you don't have a Reader, you can download one for free
from FoxIt or Acrobat.
Some of these publications are quite
large (<100.000 words) and may take some time to download
(especially if you don't have a high-speed connection) - be patient.
|
Glossary
| Glossary |
Maybe
you just want to look up the
meaning of a word from Aaron to Zoroaster. This wiki is fully
hyperlinked and easy to use. |
|
|
Books
|
Whither Are We Traveling? |
By
Dwight L. Smith
In the early
1960s, Dwight Smith, Past Grand Master and, at that time, Grand
Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Indiana, wrote a series of articles
for the Indiana Freemason magazine that eventually were collected and
published. His questions and observations are as valid today as when
he wrote them, perhaps more so, given the current atmosphere within
Freemasonry concerning declining membership numbers. - (35 Pages)
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Laudable Pursuit |
By the
Knights of
the North
Those of
you who have been around for some time will no doubt recognize many
of the problems that are raised here. On the other hand, some of you
may not agree with them. At any rate, I think there is a lot of
fodder for meaningful debate here. - (38 Pages)
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The Square And Compasses - Volume 1
|
By Don
Falconer
(103
Pages) |
|
The Square And Compasses - Volume 2
|
By Don
Falconer
(220
Pages) |
|
Introduction Entered Apprentice |
By Carl
H. Claudy
An Introduction to
Freemasonry - Entered Apprentice - (46 Pages)
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|
Introduction Fellowcraft |
By Carl
H. Claudy
An Introduction to
Freemasonry - Fellowcraft - (41
Pages) |
|
Introduction Master Mason |
By Carl
H. Claudy
An Introduction to
Freemasonry - Master Mason - (36
Pages) |
|
The Master’s Book |
By Carl
H. Claudy
(50
Pages) |
|
The Ceremony of Initiation |
By
Walter Leslie
Wilmshurst
(31
Pages) |
|
The Degrees of Masonry |
By
Bros. A.
L. Kess and R. J. Meekren
Their Origin and History - (174
Pages) |
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Short
Talks
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Illustrations
Illustrations of Masonry |
By
William Preston
The origins of
the "Illustrations" lay in a 1772 lecture by Preston
analyzing the symbolism and moral significance of the initiation
ceremony and the first degree. The book was a bestseller, and, as it
passed through successive editions, Preston developed his vindication
of Freemasonry into a powerful piece of writing which has profoundly
influenced the character of Freemasonry up to the present day.
Preston describes various Masonic ceremonies, and also provides a
history of Freemasonry which remains an indispensable source for
English Masonic history. - (248
Pages) |
|
Illustrations of Masonry |
By
William Morgan
The (threatened)
publication of this book and the alleged murder of its author was the
trigger of the The Anti-Masonic Movement in the USA. See also The
Morgan Affair
(88
Pages –
Illustrated) |
|
Masonic Handshakes |
By
Malcom C Duncan
(14
Pages -
Illustrated) |
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|
Renewal
The shrinking membership numbers and the ageing of
the
Craft has given rise to much speculation as to the best solution for
stemming the losses and giving the Craft its proper place in the
society of the 21st Century. The following are essays and articles
published in English-speaking jurisdictions around the world.
Some Disturbing Reminders |
By
William Neil Love, PGM, GL of
Alberta (1981)
From The Era Of The Great Schism
Brother Love
draws parallels with the period in the 17-hundreds referred to by
Masons as "The Great Schism." A hard-hitting, and at times
controversial, look at 'Innovations' then and now. - (17 Pages)
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My Ideal Lodge |
By León
Zeldis,
Asst. GM, GL of Israel
(2002)
Bro Zeldis is a prolific writer with vast experience of
Masonry in many lands. In this paper read at the Benjamin French
Lodge #15, Washington, he makes some common-sense suggestions
including his views of women in Freemasonry at the end. - (5 Pages)
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Campanella's 'City of the Sun' |
By León
Zeldis,
Asst. GM, GL of
Israel
An account of this 16th Century Italian Monk's life and his
most renowned work, highlighting the remarkable parallels with modern
Masonic philosophy. - (6
Pages) |
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Capitular Masonry
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view them. If you don't have a Reader, you can download one for free
from FoxIt or Acrobat.
Some of these publications are quite
large (<100.000 words) and may take some time to download
(especially if you don't have a high-speed connection) - be patient.
|
Glossary
| Glossary |
Maybe
you just want to look up the
meaning of a word from Aaron to Zoroaster. This wiki is fully
hyperlinked and easy to use. |
|
|
Royal Arch
|
|
Red
Cross
|
|
Cryptic
Masonry
NOTE:
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view them. If you don't have a Reader, you can download one for free
from FoxIt or Acrobat.
Some
of
these publications are quite
large (<100.000 words) and may take some time to download
(especially if you don't have a high-speed connection) - be patient.
|
Glossary
| Glossary |
Maybe
you just want to look up the
meaning of a word from Aaron to Zoroaster. This wiki is fully
hyperlinked and easy to use. |
|
|
Royal and
Select Masters
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Royal
Ark
Mariners
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Chivalric Masonry
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will need to have a PDF File-Reader installed on your computer to
view them. If you don't have a Reader, you can download one for free
from FoxIt or Acrobat.
Some
of
these publications are quite
large (<100.000 words) and may take some time to download
(especially if you don't have a high-speed connection) - be patient.
|
Glossary
| Glossary |
Maybe
you just want to look up the
meaning of a word from Aaron to Zoroaster. This wiki is fully
hyperlinked and easy to use. |
|
|
Knights
Templar
|
Born in Blood - Review
|
By
Russel T. Johnson
Book by John J. Robinson.
This, at
times irreverent, review was written by Russel T. Johnson, a
non-Mason and makes a good read.
Unfortunately I don't have the
book available for this library, but this review should be enough to
get you out and buy a copy of the 'real' thing. - (13 Pages) |
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York Rite
College
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|
Anti
Masonry
NOTE:
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will need to have a PDF File-Reader installed on your computer to
view them. If you don't have a Reader, you can download one for free
from FoxIt or Acrobat.
Some
of
these publications are quite
large (<100.000 words) and may take some time to download
(especially if you don't have a high-speed connection) - be patient.
|
Glossary
| Glossary |
Maybe
you just want to look up the
meaning of a word from Aaron to Zoroaster. This wiki is fully
hyperlinked and easy to use. |
|
|
Websites
Anti-Masons make
their arguments
wherever they can garner attention. "Cyberspace" is the new
frontier for their endeavours. Beware!
Masonicinfo
|
For
an exhaustive report on
all sorts of Anti-Masonic Activity and its perpetrators, please visit
this excellent website. Living in a relatively sheltered part of the
Masonic World, it may come as a surprise just how vitriolic some of
the detractors or impostors comment about our noble fraternity -
don't let it discourage you. |
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Books
Anti-Masonry in the Contemporary World
|
By
Bruno Gazzo
Integralisms,
Business and Media - May 22, 2004
Bro. Gazzo reviews (and answers)
anti-Masonic stances taken by religious, political and business
interests. - (15
Pages) |
|
About the Protocols of the Elders of
Zion |
By Leon
Zeldis,
Asst. GM, GL of
Israel
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is probably the most
notorious hoax to stir both anti-Semitic and anti-Masonic propaganda.
Bro. Zeldis traces the origin of the document. - (4 Pages)
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The Anti-Masonic Movement |
By
Emery B. Gibbs,
P.D.G.M.,
Massachusetts
Describes the Anti-Masonic Movement in the USA (1826
to ~1845) which had at its core the alleged murder of William Morgan
(author of Illustrations of Masonry) and the formation of the
Anti-Masonic Party. - (16
Pages)
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The Morgan Affair |
By
Rt.Ex. William R.
Zufall
Much has
been written about the alleged murder of William Morgan from inside
and outside the Fraternity. After almost 200 years it is still an
unsolved issue. - (5
Pages) |
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Religious
Positions
Conscience
and the
Craft
|
By
Jim Tresner,
Ph.D.
Question on Religion and Freemasonry - Expanded Edition
This
short article is certainly not anti-Masonic, but primarily a
collection of answers to the questions and/or objections raised by
concerned Christians. - (11
Pages) |
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The Speaker's Corner
|
This section of the Library is intended for the Mason seeking a
starting-point for a presentation he is preparing.
Below are more than 300 topics to peruse. Most of them are between 2000
and 3000 words and may give you a good starting point.
Notice: Most
of this
material comes from Jurisdictions where the Constitution and/or the
authorized Ritual may be different from your own. Before using any
material posted here (or found on any other Masonic Website), please
check at least three important aspects of your presentation:
- Does quoted Ritual text correspond to the
authorized version in your jurisdiction?
- Do quoted Rules, Laws, Regulations, or Edicts
correspond to those of your Grand Lodge?
- When quoting statistics, please be aware that
some of
the articles are quite old and the values given may not be relevant
today. Please mention the date of your source material or update with
current values. I have noted the original date of the publicatioins at
the end of each file where that date was known to me.
Please
also note: Texts originating in the USA usually refer to
the 'Blue
Lodge' – in the Jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Nova Scotia, the
proper designation is 'Craft Lodge'.
Of course, the Internet has a treasure-trove of useful (and useless)
information. Here are three reliable sources well worth your time and
perusal:
The Website of the Grand lodge of British Columbia and Yukon
has Canada's premier selection of Masonic articles. This Website has
been designed to answer just about any question you may have about
Freemasonry.
Particularly check out the Index of Research Papers.
The Kena Shriners (Hiram's Oasis)
Website is, with over 90000 text and graphics files, most likely the
Worlds Largest collection of Masonic files anywhere on the Internet!
The
Masonic Service Association of
North America has been publishing
'Short Talk Bulletins' since 1923. Order Forms for Subscriptions to
the Short Talk Bulletin (monthly issues) as well as orders for
earlier issues can be downloaded from their website.
NOTE:
All files are in the PDF file format and you
will need to have a PDF File-Reader installed on your computer to
view them. If you don't have a Reader, you can download one for free
from Foxit, Nitro,
Nuance, or Acrobat
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75th Anniversary Shriners Hospitals -
Unknown
A Focus On Freemasonry - Herbert A.
Ronin
A Foundation Stone - Unknown
A Lodge In Captivity - John Patience
A Master’s Wages – Unknown
A matter of Lodge Leadership - Unknown
A Member Of The Family - Thomas R.
Dougherty
A
New Delight - Unknown
A Plea For Understanding - Unknown
A Prophecy From The Past - Edward F.
Carter
A Response To Critics Of Freemasonry -
Unknown
A Study of the Winding Staircase -
Homer L. Zumwalt
A Surrender Of Values - Unknown
A World Of Priorities - Bernes B.
Brooks
About the Order of Royal and Select
Masters - Unknown
Ahiman
Rezon - Unknown
Alas, My Brother - Ray W Burgess
Albert
Pike - Unknown
Albert Pike And Lucifer - S. Brent
Morris
Albert Pike – The Man Not The Myth -
Rex R. Hutchens
Albert Pike; Man of Fire - James H.
Tresner
Altar
- Unknown
Amos, What Seest Thou - Ray W. Burgess
An Erring Brother - Unknown
Ancient Symbolic Penalties - K.W.
Aldridge
Ancient
York Masons - Unknown
And Give Them Proper Instruction -
Alphonse Cerza
And The Greatest Of These Is Charity -
S. Brent Morris
As Others See Us - Harry Carr
Ashlars; Rough, Smooth - Unknown
Attracting Masonic Leaders - Unknown
Auld Lang Syne - T. G. Paterson
Baphomet Revisited - Thomas E. Weir
Benjamin Franklin, Freemason - Unknown
Book Of Constitutions Guarded By The
Tiler's Sword - Unknown
Brother Bring a Friend Night - Richard
C. Friedman
Buffalo Bill Cody - Ernest J. Goppert
By Precept and Example - Frederick H.
Luuder
Charity
- Unknown
Children And Drugs - Lawrence J.
Chisholm
Civic Responsibility Of Individual
Lodges - Marvin L. Anderson
Clandestine
- Unknown
Color Symbolism in Freemasonry - Leon
Zeldis
Communication
- Unknown
Corn, Wine And Oil - Unknown
Cornerstones; Simple to Sublime - S.
Brent Morris
Cradle And The Lodge - Unknown
Crystal Gazing - Robert A. Hinshaw
Dare To Be Different - Jordan S.
Levitan
Daylight Masonry An Old Idea Renewed -
Coe Tug Morgan
Dear
Son - Unknown
Diligent Inquiry - Unknown
Due Form – Unknown
Early Masonry In England - C.N. Batham
Ego
- Stewart Pollard
Ellis Island - Dennis Hearn
Every Brother His Own Tiler – Unknown
Extremism Versus Freedom - James
Bernard Wilkinson
Faith, Progress and Reward – Unknown
Fire
- Elmer F. Stein
Five Masonic Thoughts - William A.
Carpenter
Five Points – Unknown
Footmarks Across Our Border - Walter C.
McDonald
For The Good Of The Order - Unknown
Foreign Countries – Carl H. Claudy
Foundations Of Masonic Law - Unknown
Fourth of July - Unknown
Free And Accepted - Unknown
Freedom Of Faith - Unknown
Freemasonry And Democracy - Allen E.
Roberts
Freemasonry and Religion are Compatible
- Forrest D. Haggard
Freemasonry And Scouting - W.A.
Bainbridge
Freemasonry During Wartime - Richard E.
Shields, Jr.
Freemasonry From Craft To Tolerance -
M.B.S. Higham
Freemasonry In The Canal Zone - R. W.
Howard W. Osborn
Freemasonry in the Evolution of
Democracy in Canada - Wallace McLeod
Freemasonry ~ The Sleeping Giant - A.
Kidwell
Freemasonry's Future - Allan D. Wakeham
Freemasonry, Defender of Personal
Conscience - John W. Boettjer
Freemasonry, Youth and You – C. C.
Faulkner, Jr.
Freemasonry’s Answer To Job - Unknown
Freemasons At Yorktown - James R. Case
Friend to Friend Masonic Memorial -
Edward A. Fowler
From Left To Right - Unknown
From Whence Came We – Unknown
Fundamentalism And Freemasonry - Gary
Leazer
Fundamentalist Fury - John J. Robinson
G -
Unknown
Gifts Of The Magi - Unknown
Good Kids, Hurt Kids, Bad Kids -
Maurice B. Cohill, Jr.
Good Masonic Books - Alphonse Cerza
Grand Master’s Powers - Unknown
Guardians Of The Gate - Unknown
Highest Hills Or Lowest Vales - Keith
Arrington
Hiram
Abif - Unknown
Honors From The Craft – Unknown
Hour Glass And Scythe - Unknown
House Reunited - Allen E. Roberts
How Do Non-Masons And Masons View
Freemasonry - Robert Singer
Humor and the Masonic Speaker - T. G.
Paterson
Ideas And Leadership - Allen E. Roberts
Inasmuch and Furthermore - Walter H.
Brown
Increasing Lodge Attendance – Unknown
Individualism And Involvement - William
S. Broomfield
Inn Of Year's End - Unknown
Insurance For The Lodge - Dwight E.
Levick
Involvement Is Essential - F. Lamar
Pearson
Jeremy Ladd Cross - James R. Case
Joel Roberts Poinsett - Edward N.
Thompson
John Philip Sousa - Paul E. Bierley
Joseph Fort Newton - Allen E. Roberts
Jurisdictional Contrasts – Unknown
King Solomon's Quarries - Leon Zeldis
Ladies At The Table - William Richards
Lafayette
– Unknown
Language of the Heart – Carl H.
Claudy
Leadership Is Expected And Respected -
Unknown
Lesser
Lights - Unknown
Let's Communicate Freemasonry - Robert
C. Singer
Letter
Perfect - Unknown
Lewis And Clark - A. George Mallis
Lewis And Louveteau – Unknown
Living A Role - Robert G. Hardy
Lodge and Grand Lodge Organization –
Unknown
Lodge Courtesies - Unknown
Lodge
History - Unknown
Love
- Alphonse Cerza
Mason's Flag
- Unknown
Masonic Blue – Unknown
Masonic Charity - J. M. Hamill
Masonic Education - Unknown
Masonic Education for Sojourning Masons
- Raymond H. Bachman
Masonic Encyclopedias - Allen E.
Roberts
Masonic Etiquette - J. Kirk Nicholson
Masonic Expectations - S. Eugene
Herritt
Masonic Geometry - Unknown
Masonic Leadership - E. Doyle Freeman
Masonic Maturity - Unknown
Masonic Opportunities - Unknown
Masonic Philosophy - Joseph Fort Newton
Masonic Postcards - Ralph B. Duncan
Masonic Public Relations - Unknown
Masonic Relief, Charity And You -
Unknown
Masonic Sites in Historic Philadelphia
- Unknown
Masonic Writing How To - Unknown
Masonry and Publicity – Unknown
Masonry And Religion - Unknown
Masonry And The Statue Of Liberty -
Robert C. Singer
Masonry in Business - Unknown
Masonry In The Great Light - Unknown
Masonry's Plan - James C. Callahan
Masons Care About Children - Carl W.
Stenberg
Masons Knights Of Charity - Chesler R.
MacPhee
Master's Piece - Unknown
Mathematics
- Unknown
Meeting A Young Man's Needs - E. Gene
Ross
Men Who Build Bridges - Richard D.
Campbell
Mentoring Program - David R. Flight
Midnight Revelation - Harry M. Lehrbach
Moderns and Antients - Unknown
Mother
Lodge - Unknown
Motivating The Mason As A Private
Citizen - Duncan C. Howard
Motivation Of Lodge Members - Ronald A.
Brinkman
Mozart - Fred W. Mindermann
Mummies
- Unknown
My Lodge Needs Me - Robert C. Hyland
National Sojourners - Unknown
Now Is The Hour - Charles R. Glassmire
Old Legends Of Hiram Abif - Unknown
Old
Romance - Unknown
On Senate Confirmation Of Men And
Masons - David B. Sentelle
Our Masonic Responsibilities - H.
Dwight McAlister
Our Most Valuable Asset is Friendship -
Alphonse Cerza
Our Relations with The Knights of
Columbus - Unknown
Our Special Ladies - Edwin V. George
Our Trust Is In God - Unknown
Parable Of The Cherry Tree - Robert A.
Hockslad
Passages Of Jordan - Unknown
Peaks And Valleys - Unknown
Point Within A Circle - Unknown
Pot Of Incense - Unknown
Power And The Glory - Unknown
Prayer – Your Sect or Mine –
Neither - Morris I Budkofsky
Preserving Our Heritage - Ralph B.
Duncan
Programming Potpourri - Unknown
Public
Schools - Unknown
Reach Out and Touch Someone - Charles
M. Menge
Ritual Differences - Unknown
Ritual
In Freemasonry - Kenneth
Aldridge
Robert
Burns - Unknown
Rough And Perfect - Unknown
Rule and Guide - Geoffrey M. Davies
Rusty Nail Degree - Unknown
Sages, Seers And Spooks - Stewart W.
Miner
Secrecy
- Unknown
Secrecy In Symbolism - James M. Desmond
Selecting a Line Officer - Charles S.
Anthony
Seminar Techniques That Work - Robert
Letwin
Serious Accusations - W. Raymond E.
Petersen
Sherlock Holmes And Freemasonry -
Robert T. Runciman
Sins of Our Masonic Fathers - J. A.
Hamill
So Mote It Be - Unknown
Solicitation Rule - Alphonse Cerza
Some Masonic Misconceptions - Allen E.
Roberts
Some Misconceptions About Freemasonry -
Unknown
Some Ritual Origins - Wallace McLeod
Spirit Of Masonry - Unknown
Sprig Of Acacia - Unknown
Standard Of Masonic Conduct - Unknown
Stemming The Flow - E. R. Minchew
Stones Of Evil - John W. Boettjer
Sts. John’ Days - Unknown
Sublime
- Unknown
Sun, Moon And Stars - Unknown
Surprised By Joy - Walter M. Macdougall
Symbolism
- Unknown
Tadasu Hayashi - James L. Johnston
Take Me As I Take You - Harold Grainger
Tell The World - Unknown
That Ancient Square - Unknown
The 47th Problem - Unknown
The All-Seeing Eye - Unknown
The Antiquity Of Geometry - Unknown
The
Apron - Unknown
The Benefits of Masonic Membership -
Alphonse Cerza
The Black Cube – Unknown
The Blessings Of Liberty - George W.
Baldwin
The Blue Blanket - Ian P. Watson
The Boston Tea Party - Edward M. Cair
The
Cable-Tow - Unknown
The
Candidate - Unknown
The Challenges Of Past Masters -
Stewart M. L. Pollard
The
Compasses - Unknown
The Convention That Changed The Face Of
Freemasonry - Allen E. Roberts
The Evolution of the Cornerstone
Ceremony - S. Brent Morris
The Five Noble Orders Of Architecture -
Perce J. George
The Gavel Of Authority - Unknown
The Great Kanto Earthquake - James L.
Johnston
The Guns Of 75 - Unknown
The Handicapped Brother - Kenneth H.
Sternkopf
The Hiramic Legend - George S. Draffen
The Holy Bible - Unknown
The Importance Of The Legend Of Hiram
Abif - Conrad Hahn
The Investigating Committee - Zelwin H.
Eaton
The Invisible Lodge - Walter J. Harmon
The Irish Connection - Michael W.
Walker
The Lambskin Apron - Unknown
The Laws of Masonry – Unknown
The Legend of the Lost Word – Unknown
The Letter “G” - Unknown
The Level & Plumb - Unknown
The
Lodge - Unknown
The Lodge Historian - W. C. Wylie, Jr.
The Lodge of Journeymen Masons - Jan P.
Watson
The Mason as a Citizen – Unknown
The
Mason In Your Home - Unknown
The Mason's Mark - Wallace M. Gage
The Masonic Ritual - Aubrey L. Burbank
The Masonic Service Association -
Unknown
The Masonic Speaker - Unknown
The Masonic World - Unknown
The Master As Manager - Donald G.
Grabar
The Masterkey - Lawrence C. Helms
The Media Mogul - John J. Robinson
The Menagerie Of Masonry – Unknown
The Moon In Masonic History - James
P.W. Goss
The Morgan Affair - Unknown
The Mother Grand Lodge – Unknown
The Mystic Tie - Unknown
The Origins of Freemasonry - Alphonse
Cerza
The Past Master - Unknown
The Perfect Cubit … Masonic Legend Or
Fable - Lloyd U. Jefferson
The Petitioner Knocks - Unknown
The Philalethes Society – Allen E.
Roberts
The Recommender - Lowell C. Jensen
The Regular Freemason - Michel L.
Brodsky
The Relationship Between Lodges and
Grand Lodge - A.W. Wood
The Sea Devil - W. Bro. William A.
Moore
The Secrets of Freemasonry - Eugene L.
Goldman
The Summons – Unknown
The Symbolism Of Stone - Leon Zeldis
The Three Scripture Readings - Unknown
The Value Of Masonic Libraries -
Michael S. Kaulback
The Visiting Brother - Unknown
The Widow And The Craft - John T.
Freeman
The Winding Stairs - Unknown
They Lied on Their Knees - William A.
Carpenter
Three Challenges - Unknown
Three Grand Columns - Unknown
Three Principal Rounds - Unknown
Thy Neighbor’s Landmark - Unknown
To Give Is To Receive - C. Fred
Kleinknecht
Travel In Foreign Countries - Morris I.
Budkofsky
Trestle-Board And Tracing-Board -
Unknown
Truth
- Unknown
Tylers Operative And Speculative - P.
J. Adrian
Unaffiliated – Unknown
Universal Challenges - Jurgen Holtrof
Universality
- Unknown
Visitation Right - Unknown
Visual Aids In Masonic Education -
Unknown
Walkabout
- Edward Peters
Washington Masonic School Awards
Programs - Sidney Kase
We now hold the Brother… - Richard C.
Friedman
What Do You Know About Masonry -
Unknown
What I Learned in Freemasonry - Unknown
What's Your Line - Unknown
Whatever Happened to the Written Word -
Thomas C. Warden
Where Parallel Lines Intersect - Jan L.
Beaderstadt
Where Was Lafayette Made A Mason -
Unknown
Who Leads The Leader - Alden H. Jones
Why
Ethiopia - Unknown
Why Freemasonry Has Enemies - Unknown
Why I Became A Mason - Stewart M. L.
Pollard
Women Freemasons – Unknown
Work, Work, Work - Alphonse Cerza
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