An Encyclopedia of Freemasonry: Volume One
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An Encyclopedia of Freemasonry: Volume One
Volume one of two volumes. Albert Mackey's "An Encyclopedia of Freemasonry" is one of the most significant and well-known of Masonic works. Its usefulness and aid to Masonic students worldwide has been the cornerstone of its popularity since it was first published in 1873. This photographic reproduction of the 1916 Edition was revised and expanded by William J. Hughan & Edward L. Hawkins and includes a 2015 Foreword by Michael R. Poll. This is a must-have work for all students of Freemasonry.
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