When the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasons of the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the...

Blood Debts: What Putin and Xi Owe Their Victims goes to the core dilemma of world affairs-how to...

Irish Witchcraft and Demonology was originally published in 1913. It is a thorough investigation ...

The articles in this book focus on a type of Freemasonry that has long been a subject of controve...

The Parliamentary History of the Irish Land Question is a significant historical work written by ...

Herbert Gresford Jones (1870-1958), an influential Anglican bishop, left an indelible mark as the...

The Story of Panama: The New Route to India explores the history, engineering, and geopolitical s...

The disappearance and presumed murder of William Morgan in 1826, by Masons, set off an intense an...

Not 'In the beginning God created the Heavens and the Earth', but rather 'In the end an Evolution...

In 1855 the Scottish Rite's 'Mother Supreme Council of the World' at Charleston, S.C., appointed ...

Prior to the early nineteenth century American Masonic lodges didn't have standard forms of initi...

Originally printed by Albert Pike in 1879, this enlarged edition includes a variety of important ...

The Masonic Book Club (MBC) was formed in 1970 by two Illinois Masons, Alphonse Cerza, 33°, and L...

Laurence Dermott, a pivotal figure in 18th-century Freemasonry, rose from obscurity to become Gra...

The Masonic Book Club, Vol. 4

Running through all the events of the founding of our Nation, the desire for Liberty was the one ...

Masonry Dissected^ by Samuel Prichard, first published in 1730, was an easy book to select for pu...

Many years ago William E. Gladstone, eminent British statesman, described the Constitution of the...

This fifth volume of the Masonic Book Club presents material that is rare and not easily accessib...

The National Masonic Congress which met in Baltimore, Maryland on May 8, 1843 and remained in ses...

THE OLDEST EXTANT DOCUMENT in the world with direct Masonic significance is the poem known as The...

There is nothing quite so vital in this life as a timely idea. Obversely, there is nothing as fut...