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Best Masonic Books on Fremasonry Here is the current list of best masonic books as voted by our readers. The choices were made based upon their own experiences, enjoyment, and insights gained into the many aspects of Freemasonry explored here. If there is a book you would like to recommend, feel free to email a few words to us on why it worked for you. New votes are included in the next update. email to Sourcebook Editor Civil War House Undivided by Allen E. Roberts (1996) Based on his work while Master of Civil War Lodge of Research No. 1865. Brothers fought for North and South, but were still brothers. House Reunited by Allen E. Roberts (1996) Continues the above exploration into the years following the Civil War amid recriminations and the need for reconciliation. Best Masonic books on Masonry Roots of Freemasonry Sworn in Secret by Sanford Holst (2012) An historian and Mason's look into the rich history of Freemasonry, discovering the things that drove it to be the oldest and largest fraternal organization in the world. Insightful and relevant to Masonry today. Born In Blood by John J. Robinson (1989) For twenty years this was the most popular book on Freemasonry. Freemasonry Anti-Masonry Antimasonic Party in the United States 1826-1843, The by William Preston Vaughn (1983) Follows the rise and fall of the antimasonic movement, as well as the political party that developed from it. A Pilgrim's Path by John J. Robinson (1993) An insightful account of his questions and experiences in becoming a Mason, with a frank and open discussion of the attacks being made on Masonry today. Encyclopedia Coil's Masonic Encyclopedia by Henry Wilson Coil (1961) Highly regarded encyclopedia with over 1750 short entries describing intricate details within Freemasonry. Available from Masonic Library and Museum of Pennsylvania and Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Encyclopedia of Freemasonry by Albert G. Mackey (1912) A masterful early encyclopedia covering all areas of Freemasonry. Best Masonic books on Freemasonry Introductory Complete Idiot's Guide to Freemasonry, The by S. Brent Morris (2006) An introduction to Freemasonry, its organization and practices, and includes illustrations. Freemasons for Dummies A popular introductory work on Masonry's craft lodges, appendant bodies, and a portion of its history. by Christopher Hodapp (2005) Knights Templar Origin of the Templars by Sanford Holst (2017) The Knights Templar are such an important part of York Rite Masonry that this look into brotherhood shared by the men who started the original Templar Order is especially valuable to us. Best Masonic books on Freemasonry Prince Hall Black Square and Compass by Joseph A. Walkes, Jr (1981) The formation of Prince Hall Masonry is explored in considerable detail. Updated in 1994. Prince Hall Masonic Quiz Book, A by Joseph A Walkes, Jr (1997) Follows the development and survival of Prince Hall Masonry and the experiences of its members. Around the World Freemasonry Universal: A New Guide to the Masonic World by Kent Henderson and Tony Pope (2000) This exploration of lodges around the world is a new edition of their 1985 book that was titled Masonic World Guide. World Freemasonry: An Illustrated History by John Hamill and R.A. Gilbert (1991) A beautifully illustrated look at lodges around the world. Best Masonic books on Freemasonry Ritual and Symbols Craft and Its Symbols, The Deals with Masonry's third degree and symbolism, with 81 illustrations. by Allen E. Roberts (1974) Freemasonry: A Journey Through Ritual and Symbol A look into all three craft degrees, concepts and symbols. by W. Kirk MacNulty (1991) American History Freemasonry in American History This lengthy exploration of Freemasonry's involvement in American history is some- times described by readers as a hard read but worthwhile. by Allen E. Roberts (1985) Revolutionary Brotherhood: Freemasonry and the Transformation of the American Social Order, 1730-1840 by Steven C. Bullock (1996) A college professor attempts to follow the role of Freemasonry during the formation of the United States. Best Masonic books on Freemasonry Enlightenment Living the Enlightenment: Freemasonry and Politics in Eighteenth Century Europe by Margaret C. Jacob (1991) A college professor seeks to trace Freemasonry as a continuation of the Enlightenment period in Europe. Masonic Enlightenment: the Philosophy, History and Wisdom of Freemasonry by Michael R. Poll, editor (2006) A series of articles by various authors on aspects of Freemasonry, including jurisprudence, spiritual significance, Rosicrucianism, and world peace. Scottish Rite Lodge of the Double Headed Eagle: Two Centuries of Scottish Rite Freemasonry in America's Southern Jurisdiction by William L. Fox (1997) Valley of the Craftsmen, A Pictorial History: Scottish Rite Freemasonry in America's Southern Jurisdiction, 1801-2001 by William L. Fox (2001) Best Masonic Books on Freemasonry If there is a book you would like to recommend that is -- or is not -- on this list, feel free to email a few words to us on why it worked for you. 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