Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a historical and philosophical treatise on Freemasonry, written by a leading authority on the subject. It provides a detailed account of the origins and evolution of the Masonic tradition, as well as the rituals, practices, and symbols associated with it. The book also includes a review of the ethical and moral principles that underlie Masonic philosophy, and their implications for personal and social development. It is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history and philosophy of Freemasonry.
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