More than 600 questions and answers cover the story of Freemasonry from its earliest days to the present.  Reveals the important part Freemasons and Freemasonry played in the history of the world.

Hard cover, 201 pages, Index.

Here is written a book by a Black Freemason from a Black Freemason's viewpoint; no White author could approach the subject with the same feeling.

Hard cover, jacket, 192 pages, Illus., Index.

This is the story of the Philalethes Society and the men who have kept it viable for sixty years. The author has let men of integrity speak for themselves.  Again he has offered the reader an opportunity to envision the past and reflect on the future.

Hard cover, 272 pages.

Its revolution in North America.  An excellent little book on the obstacles and disagreements to gain unity in the formation of a new Constitution and the choice between those loyal to the King of England, who emigrated to Canada and those equally desirous of forming a Republic who remained in the states.

Paper, Indexed, 50 pages.

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How Old Is The Masonic Ritual?

Most believe the ritual was created in the 1700's, but these two Masonic writers suggest it's actually much older.

Their book, based on material first published in noted Masonic

 journals, explores the novel idea that today's ritual is the legacy of events which occurred  nearly a thousand years ago and began with a secret vision that melded ancient myth and Christian symbol.

Once set in motion, this vision could not be stopped, but instead left a permanent mark on the world.  It sent valiant knights to the Holy Land, gave a new genre to the world's literature, and produced a religious allegory that, centuries later, evolved into the modern ritual.  Through extensive research, Hunter and Ferguson have uncovered a subtle trail of evidence leading from 12th century France, through the Scotish lowlands, and into the corridors of power in 18th century London.  he result is the fascinating story of a spiritual legacy much older - and much richer - than most people realize. 

Hard cover, Illus., 140 pages.