This Is A New Release Of The Original 1920 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1922 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1922 Edition.

The author's intention in writing this little book was to present in a simple and concise form the results arrived at by the great modern students of the Craft, Gould, Hughan, Rylands, Speth and others, which are not readily available to the brother who wishes to know the leading facts about the origin and early history of Masonry, but is deterred by considerations of time and expense from studying the subject really thoroughly. Vibert confined the work to the early period of Masonic history, that being prior to 1717.

A Brief History "Intended Primarily For Those Who Have Not Yet Begun The Study Of Our History." Contents: I.) The Introduction Of The Gothic Style. II.) The Craft Guilds. III.) Saints, Legends, And Ordinances. IV.) The Period Of Transition. V.) The Seventeenth Century. VI.) The Formation Of Grand Lodge. VII.) Contemporary Developments. VIII.) Scotland And Ireland. IX.) The Eighteenth Century And The Union. X.) Ceremonies And Degrees. XI.) The Craft Today. XII.) What To Read.

Pamphlet containing Constitutions; Pocket Companions; Exposures; Historical; Sermons and Speeches; and Miscellaneous. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

The author's intention in writing this little book was to present in a simple and concise form the results arrived at by the great modern students of the Craft, Gould, Hughan, Rylands, Speth and others, which are not readily available to the brother who wishes to know the leading facts about the origin and early history of Masonry, but is deterred by considerations of time and expense from studying the subject really thoroughly. Vibert confined the work to the early period of Masonic history, that being prior to 1717.

The author's intention in writing this little book was to present in a simple and concise form the results arrived at by the great modern students of the Craft, Gould, Hughan, Rylands, Speth and others, which are not readily available to the brother who wishes to know the leading facts about the origin and early history of Masonry, but is deterred by considerations of time and expense from studying the subject really thoroughly. Vibert confined the work to the early period of Masonic history, that being prior to 1717.

Pamphlet containing Constitutions; Pocket Companions; Exposures; Historical; Sermons and Speeches; and Miscellaneous. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

A Brief History "Intended Primarily For Those Who Have Not Yet Begun The Study Of Our History." Contents: I.) The Introduction Of The Gothic Style. II.) The Craft Guilds. III.) Saints, Legends, And Ordinances. IV.) The Period Of Transition. V.) The Seventeenth Century. VI.) The Formation Of Grand Lodge. VII.) Contemporary Developments. VIII.) Scotland And Ireland. IX.) The Eighteenth Century And The Union. X.) Ceremonies And Degrees. XI.) The Craft Today. XII.) What To Read.

The author's intention in writing this little book was to present in a simple and concise form the results arrived at by the great modern students of the Craft, Gould, Hughan, Rylands, Speth and others, which are not readily available to the brother who wishes to know the leading facts about the origin and early history of Masonry, but is deterred by considerations of time and expense from studying the subject really thoroughly. Vibert confined the work to the early period of Masonic history, that being prior to 1717.