This Is A New Release Of The Original 1853 Edition.

1853. Or Masonry in its moral aspects. The author long believed that the moral aspects of Freemasonry were not as clearly perceived or as highly appreciated by the Craft in general as they should be. He has aimed to stay this tide of moral desolation in an Order he had long been a member of, whose principles he regard with reverence, and among whose members he hoped to live and die. It is written with plainness and simplicity. To improve, rather than please, those who will most likely read it, was the end and aim of the author.

1853. Or Masonry in its moral aspects. The author long believed that the moral aspects of Freemasonry were not as clearly perceived or as highly appreciated by the Craft in general as they should be. He has aimed to stay this tide of moral desolation in an Order he had long been a member of, whose principles he regard with reverence, and among whose members he hoped to live and die. It is written with plainness and simplicity. To improve, rather than please, those who will most likely read it, was the end and aim of the author.

Or Masonry in its moral aspects. The author long believed that the moral aspects of Freemasonry were not as clearly perceived or as highly appreciated by the Craft in general as they should be. He has aimed to stay this tide of moral desolation in an Order he had long been a member of, whose principles he regard with reverence, and among whose members he hoped to live and die. It is written with plainness and simplicity. To improve, rather than please, those who will most likely read it, was the end and aim of the author.