The written and unwritten laws of Freemasonry.  Especially important for its treatment of landmarks and Ancient Constitutions.  Most widely used book on its subject.  Covers the Law for Lodges, for Candidates, for Individuals, for Grand Lodges.  Revised by L. Blakemore in 1953.  Has been used as an authority by American Grand Lodges and Lodges for more than half a century.  Recognized by civil courts as the authoritative statement of Masonic rules and regulations.

Cloth, 406 pages.

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1976 pocket size edition.  Modern Guide and Commentary by the president of N.Y. Met. Chapter, American Institute of parliamentarians.  Based on the 1893 edition of the Manual of Parliamentary Procedures.

Paper. Indexed.

By a Canadian registered procedural parliamentarian, who has adapted this book for parliamentary law, or rules or order, as specifically used in Masonic lodges.  He has avoided "legalese" language and has made explanations easily understandable.  Expanded Table of Contents, Index and Quick Reference Guide and Motion Table.

Soft cover, 177 pages.

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