The Ultimate Freemasonry Library ** A Unique Collection of 12 Books *‪*‬

This Book is a Unique collection of editions of core texts on Freemasonry in the public domain, presented complete and unaltered. 



Book-1 

The Dionysian Artificers 

by Hippolyto Joseph da Costa [1820] 

An essay by one of the pioneers of Freemasonry on an important ancient mystery religion. 



Book-2 

Illustrations of Masonry 

by William Morgan [1827] 

An early 19th century account of Freemasonry which inspired a great deal of controversy. 



Book-3 

Duncan's Masonic Ritual and Monitor 

by Malcolm C. Duncan [1866] 

A comprehensive guide to York rite Freemasonry, including details of ceremonies, grips and passwords, extensively illustrated. 



Book-4 

General Ahiman Rezon 

by Daniel Sickels [1868] 

One of the most sought-after Masonic collections, with descriptions of ceremonies, hymns, building dedications, funerals, and more. 



Book-5 

Morals and Dogma 

by Albert Pike [1871] 

Albert Pikes' magnum opus; a advanced textbook of the esoteric basis of Freemasonry. 



Book-6 

Devil Worship in France 

by A.E. Waite [1882] 

Waite debunks the notorious Taxil hoax which falsely accused Freemasons of worshipping the Devil. 



Book-7 

The Symbolism of Freemasonry 

by Albert G. Mackey [1882] 



Book-8 

Shibboleth: A Templar Monitor 

by George Cooper Connor [1894] 

A Masonic organization modeled after the Templars of old 



Book-9 

The Builders 

by Joseph Fort Newton [1914] 

One of the most readable introductions to Masonic history and philosophy, including (for once) a factual account of how Freemasonry emerged in the 18th century. 



Book-10 

The Meaning of Masonry 

by W. L. Wilmshurst [1922] 

A look inside the symbolism of Masonry. 



Book-11 

Symbolical Masonry 

by H. L. Haywood [1923] 

A study guide to the history and symbolism of Freemasonry. 



Book-12 

The Official Monitor of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, State of Texas [1922] 

Details of important Masonic rituals, including initiations for the first three degrees, installation of a lodge, and a Masonic burial service.