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FREEMASONS FOR DUMMIES   #M724                 $19.99

By Christopher Hodapp               

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CUMULATIVE CONTENTS OF HEREDOM

Volumes 2–13

Volume 1 is out of print.

VOLUME 2,1993

•The Mystery of the Royal Arch Word, Arturo de Hoyos

•Reflections on the Thirteenth Degree Lecture, Abbas William Samii

•Albert Pike and the Confederate Indians, Michael A. Botelho

•From the Constitutions and Regulations of 1762 to the Grand Constitutions of 1786, Jean-Pierre Lassalle

•The Degree of Elect of Perignan, Eric Serejski & S. Brent Morris

•Masonic Lodge Rooms and Their Furnishings, 1870-1930, William D. Moore

•The Reality of Anti-Masonry, Michel L. Brodsky

VOLUME 3,1994

•Wheelbarrow and Gridiron: the Colorful Life of Ben Perley Poore, Hugh Y. Bernard

•Chinese Thought and Freemasonry in the 18th Century: The Degree of Irish Master, Provost and Judge, Rene Desaguliers & Roger Dachez

•The Degree of Elect of the Fifteen, S. Brent Morris & Eric Serejski

•A Bibliography of Pre-1850 American Scottish Rite Imprints (Non-Louisiana), Kent Walgren

•Catalyst for Change: Intersection of the Theater and the Scottish Rite, C. Lance Brockman

•Beyond the Scenery: Effects Used to Enhance Scottish Rite Ceremony, Lawrence J. Hill

•Astronomical Symbols in Albert Pike’s Ornamentation of the Lodge, Norman D. Peterson

VOLUME 4,1995

•The Union of 1867, Arturo de Hoyos

•The Controversy of Joseph Cerneau, Michael R. Poll

•The Symbolism of Colors in the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, Leon Zeldis

•According to Their Rank: Masonry and the Revolution, 1775-1792, Steven C. Bullock

•The Degree of Junior Architect, S. Brent Morris and Eric Serejski

•Freemasonry Under the Cloak: A Masonic Text of the Old Regime, Philip M. Katz

•Questions about Albany, Alain Bernheim

•An Historical Sketch of Pre-1851 Louisiana Scottish Rite Masonry, Kent Walgren

•A Bibliography of Pre-1851 Louisiana Scottish Rite Imprints, Kent Walgren

•Reappraising Scottish Rite Freemasonry in Latin America, Paul Rich & Guillermo De Los Reyes

•On Mithraism and Freemasonry, J.R. Russell

VOLUME 5, 1996

•A Philosophical Background for Masonic Symbolism, W. Kirk MacNulty

•Funding the Temples of Masculinity, William D. Moore

•On the Origins of the Prince Hall Scottish Rite Rituals, Arturo de Hoyos

•Themes and Variability in the 28th Degree, Norman D. Peterson

•Did Early “High,” or Ecossais Degrees Originate in France?, Alain Bernheim

•The Christian Right and the Scottish Rite, William L. Fox

•The Confession of Leo Taxil, Alain Bernheim, A. William Samii, & Eric ­Serejski

•The Degree of Senior Architect, S. Brent Morris and Eric Serejski

•Scottish Rite Freemasonry and Opus Dei in Mexico, Paul Rich & Guillermo De Los Reyes

•U.S. Recognition of French Grand Lodges in the 1900s, Paul M. Bessel

•A Skit on Ancient Ritual, James L. Sieber

•Masonic Stones of the Washington Monument, Gary T. Scott

VOLUME 6, 1997

•An Introduction to Joseph Cerneau and His Biographers, Alain Bernheim

•Perishing on the Rise, Rob Morris

•An Architectural Sketch of Book: Lodge of the Double-Headed Eagle, William L. Fox

•James Foulhouze: Sovereign Grand Commander of the Supreme Council of Louisiana, Michael R. Poll

•The Lausanne Congress of 1875, C. John Mandleberg

•A “Genius” Is He, George H. Hebard

•Smuggling Masonic Books to Mexico: A Philadelphia Publisher and the Inquisition, Paul Rich, Guillermo De Los Reyes, and Antonio Lara

•Why Did La Fayette Come to America?, Andre Kesteloot

•Avatars of the Knight Kadosh in France and in Charleston, Alain Bernheim

•Recovering a Rite: The Amaranth, Queen of the South, and Eastern Star, Paul Rich & Guillermo De Los Reyes

•Anti-Masonic Abuse of Scottish Rite Literature, Arturo de Hoyos

•The True Harmony Lodge of Vienna, R. William Weisberger

•Nineteenth-Century American Masonic Songbooks, Sion M. Honea

VOLUME 7, 1998

•The Post Boy Sham Exposure of 1723, S. Brent Morris

•The Grand Lodge of Scotland and the Establishment of the Masonic ­Community, Lisa Kahler

•Dimasalang: The Masonic Life of Dr. Jose Rizal, Raymond S. Fajardo & Fred Lamar Pearson, Jr.

•The Protocols of the Elders of Zion: Anti-Masonry and Anti-Semitism, Leon Zeldis

•The Geometry of the Visible Lodge, Herbert P. Bangs

•Kabbalah and Freemasonry, W. Kirk MacNulty

•J. T. Desaguliers: Newtonian Experimental Scientist, R. William Weisberger

•Dr. W. Begemann vs. The English Masonic History Establishment: A Love-Hate Story, Alain Bernheim

VOLUME 8, 1999–2000

•Royal Arch: The Fourth Degree of the Grand Lodge of the Ancients, Yasha Beresiner

•Farewell to the Lodge, Dan Frost

•The Early Years of the Grand Consistory of Louisina (1811-1815), Michael R. Poll

•The Career of J.T. Desaguliers: A Bibliographical Essay, R. William ­Weisberger

•The Rite That Wasn’t: The Cardenista Masons of Mexico, Paul Rich, Guillermo De Los Reyes, & Antonio Lara

•The Order of Kilwinning or Scotch Heredom, The Present Royal Order of Scotland, Alain Bernheim

•St. John’s Day Among the Creek: A Rediscovered Speech of Albert Pike, James T. ­Tresner

•The Posthumous Success of James H. C. Miller, Degree Peddler, Arturo de Hoyos

•The Mystery of Mathew Carey: Continuing Adventures in Masonic ­Bibliography, Paul Rich & Antonio Lara

•Reuel Bella Clifford’s “A Free Mason Song,” Arturo de Hoyos

VOLUME 9, 2001

•Masonic Membership Myths Debunked, John L. Belton

•The Egyptian Influence on Nineteenth-Century Freemasonry, Paul Rich & David Merchant

•The “Jack the Ripper” Murders: An Examination of Alleged Masonic ­Connections, Paul M. Bessel

•The Early Years of the Grand Consistory of Louisiana (1811–1815)—A ­Rejoinder, Arturo de Hoyos

•A Few “Rejoinder” Comments, Michael Poll

•King Solomon & the Temple Builders: A Biblical Reading of Giorgione’s ­Painting “The Three Philosophers,” Neil K. MacLennan & Ross S. Kilpatrick

•Service Over Secrecy: How Lodge-Style Fraternalism Yielded to Men’s Service Clubs, Clifford Putney

•The Spurious Rites of Memphis and Misraim, Albert Pike & William L. ­Cummings

•An Evaluation of Grand Masters Classes in the District of Columbia, Paul M. Bessel

•Freemasonry as a Source of Jewish Civic Rights in Late Eighteenth-Century Vienna and Philadelphia, R. William Weisberger

•Scottish DeWnitions and Transitions, Lisa Kahler

•Johann August Starck: The Templar Legend and the Cleric, Alain Bernheim

•UNESCO of the Eighteenth Century: La Loge des Neuf Sœurs and Its Venerable Master, Benjamin Franklin, Nicholas Hans

VOLUME 10, 2002

•Understanding Manhood in America: The Elusive Quest for the Ideal in ­Masculinity, Robert G. Davis

•A Visit with General Albert Pike, James T. Tresner II

•Presenting Freemasonry through a Public History Exhibition, Mark Tabbert

•James Anderson: Man & Mason, David Stevenson

•Is Freemasonry Afraid of Its Own Shadow? Masonry’s Love/Hate ­Relationship with Esoteric Traditions, Jay Kinney

•Parisian Masonry, the Lodge of the Nine Sisters, & the French Enlightenment, R. William Weisberger

•In the Eye of a Hurricane: German Freemasonry in the Weimar Republic and the Third Reich, Ralf Melzer

•Albert Pike’s Address before the Grand Consistory of Louisiana, Michael R. Poll

•Anti-Masonic Conspiracy Theories: A Narrative Form of Demonization and Scapegoating, Chip Berlet

VOLUME 11, 2003

•The Evolution of the Hiramic Legend in England and France, J. A. M. Snoek

•The Mystery of the Acception, 1630–1723: A Fatal Flaw, Matthew D. J. Scanlan

•The New Age Magazine’s Reportage of National Socialism, the Persecution of European Masonry, and the Holocaust, Aaron T. Kornblum

•Shedding Light on a Possible Inspiration for Taxil’s Hoax Letter: Pike’s The Masonry of Adoption, Jay M. Kinney

•The Degree of Knight of the Sword and of Rose Croix, William E. Parker, 33° & S. Brent Morris

•Masonic Periodicals: Stepdaughters in Their Own Homes, Larissa P. Watkins

•The Ancient Toltec Rite: 100 Years of a Masonic Secret in Topeka, John M. Karnes, 32°, k\c\c\h\

•The Scottish Rite in Greece, Andreas C. Rizopoulos

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By S. Brent Morris, Ph.D. 33 °, is managing editor of the Scottish Rite Journal, the largest-circulation Masonic magazine in the world, and is the only American member of Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 2076, London, the premier Masonic research lodge.  He is the author of Masonic Philanthropies and Cornerstones of Freedom, and is co-author of Is It True What They Say About Freemasonry?

You're no idiot, of course.  You know many of our Founding Fathers were Freemasons--and that rumors of evil-doing have plagued this secret society for centuries.  But the basics of Freemasonry remain a mystery to you. . .

Get in on the secrets.  This book debunks the myths--and fills in the facts--about the Masons and their mission.  In this Complete Idiot's Guide, you get:

• A fact-filled overview of the birth and beginnings of Freemasonry.
• A behind-the-scenes look at what goes on in a Masonic lodge.
• Simple explanations of the agreements that help define and regulate Freemasonry.
• The history behind Masonic philanthropic efforts and youth groups.
• Freemasonry's relationship to the Knights Templar and Egypt.
• The Mason's influence in Washington, D.C.
• Fascinating facts about famous Masons.  

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