James AndersonThe Constitutions of the Free-Masons: Illustrated

Very nice edition from Masonica.es. Clear digitisation of the original text

A new book, all perfect.

nice one

This book is a classic. That may be a strange way to put it, but it's true. The amount of information, mostly philosophical, is magnificent and the illustrations are stunning

I only read the first 15-20 pages so far but it is great. It's obviously a modern version but the lettering and style of words used are exactly from that time period. I was surprised how in-depth the history goes when talking about King Solomon's Temple and that time frame. How many workers, square footage, laborers, Master Masons, etc... A must for a Mason that collects books. Very happy! Just wish I could afford one of the real ones but maybe when I have an extra four grand i'll buy the one printed hundreds of years ago lol!

A unique and one of the most honest insights into the world of Freemasons. It's pretty clear that the offer is very pro-mason and supportive of the organization. Which is not a bad thing, as it provides an unequaled view of it's history and reach and clears up some very intriguing misconceptions of the organization. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who want's to learn about this prestigious yet still controversial organization.

Good review of historical Constitutions of Free Masonry going back to England. Enjoyable learning for Free Masons, likely boring for non Masons

Very good and very interesting I was happy it’s about time