Mysteries
Secret Societies
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The famous and infamous Albert Pike takes a look at the origin of Freemasonry.
A look into the mysterious 96th degree of Freemasonry, that many Masons have failed to study.
The author expounds on the spiritual side, duties, and responsibilities of Freemasons.
This ancient esoteric manuscript discovered in 1615, is reproduced in new typeset for ease of reading and we've included facsimiles of the original pages of the booklet. A part of the hidden mysteries of the Order of the Rosy Cross.
A study into the racist and segregation views of the KKK, including their hatred of Masons and Jews.
The history of Masons in securing Independence for the Colonies of America was far more involved than the history books reveal, from the Masons throwing the tea off the boat, to the Constitution and more.
Paine takes a poke at the lack of evidence proving the foundation of Masonry. While not antagonistic to Masonry, and friends with many Masons, he points out their ignorance of their beginnings.
This facsimile recreates the original typeset, the archaic English alphabet, and the ancient reverence once held for Masonry.
Francis Bacon, Shakespeare, and their connection to the mysterious Rosicrucians secret society is still a puzzle unravelling.
Constitutions are today accepted policies for governing nations, but they had their birth and roots in Freemasonry, decades before any government adopted the use of them for government.
A good expose of the Masonic rituals and their meanings.
The manscript (letter) is held in protective custody by Freemasons in Germany.
The rites and explanations of the sect of Cryptic Masonry.
Full research into the connection of Francis Bacon and William Shakespeare, with the curious protections of both to the Rosicrucians.
TGS has reprinted How's first edition of 1862 and his third edition of 1881. The 1881 Edition is more accurate and further edited. However, as with most subsequent editions of any book, the first edition captures the author's passion for his topic, many times lost in further editing.