Harry Carr's World of Freemasonry

by Harry Carr

The fruits of a lifetime of study by one of the world's best known and distinguished masonic writers and lecturers. Reproduced are 15 of the author's most noteworthy and fascinating articles covering a wide range of masonic subjects that all will enjoy and understand. The subjects included range from a study of Prichard's Masonry Dissected which is one of the world's most significant masonic ritual printings of all time, to a lighthearted look at Women and Freemasonry and Masonry in the USA. When originally published in 1983 it was the first time had the articles appeared together in one volume. Some had been published only in America or for private circulation. Now everyone can enjoy and benefit from the wisdom and knowledge of the late Harry Carr.

Hardcover

First published January 1, 1984

Reviews

[James of the Redwoods]

The sections regarding the Royal Arch degree make this book worth having in your Craft library.