The Evolution of Freemasonry 1920 by Delmar Duane Darrah Masonic over 220 illustrations

Title: The Evolution of Freemasonry: An Authentic Story of Freemasonry. Profusely illustrated with portraits of distinguished freemasons and views of memorable relics and places of singular masonic interest (complete in one volume)

Author: Delmar Duane Darrah

Description: Green buckram boards with title label on spine (black with gilt lettering). Some wear to tail of spine; boards rubbed. Pages clean. More than 220 illustrations. 422 pp. 9.5 x 6.75 inches.

Contents: The Enchantment of Imagination; Misleading Realism; The Social Instinct; Frozen Music; The Roman Collegia; The Cathedral Builders; The Revival of Freemasonry; Anderson's Constitutions; The Great Schism; Early Masonic References; Old Manuscripts; The Good Old Days; Early Craft Customs; Ye Old Tavern; The Bowl and the Pipe; Sour Grapes; The Rise of Degrees; The Growth of the Ritual; Freemasonry in America; The Abduction of William Morgan; The Anti-Masonic Movement; The Vatican Thunders; The Secrecy of Masonry; The Symbol; The Religious Element; The Question of Landmarks; The Color Line; The Literature of Freemasonry; The Fork in the Road; When Knights were Bold; The Knights Templar; The Scottish Rite; Masonic Myths; Masonic Economics; The Unattained; Index.

Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good
Jacket Condition: None

Publisher: Masonic Publishing House
Place: Bloomington, Illinois
Year: 1920

Language: English

ISBN: n/a

Keywords: Masonic, Freemasons,