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The Royal Arch Journey

By Neville Barker Cryer

SKU: 9780853183310
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    In this volume, the author draws on his many years of research into the topic to present an analysis of the history of the Royal Arch, its origins and development, and its place in the present-day Masonic tradition. His findings may prove controversial for some as he goes back to its origins in the 18th century but all readers will find this book presents a fascinating and compelling argument. The book has two objectives: to tell the story of how the degree, later known as the Order, of the Holy Royal Arch in England emerged and developed. The other is to show, through that story, why the Royal Arch is essential to the Speculative Craftsmen and has always been regarded by many as the culmination of Freemasonry.


    On this journey, you will be able to 

    • Discover the unexpected source from which the wisdom and teaching of this ceremony were first derived.

    • Read the whole story of the Royal Arch Degree.

    • Learn about the evolution of the Royal Arch Regalia

    • Study the evidence that the Royal Arch was long considered the summum bonum or the highest point of Freemasonry

    • Find out when the degree appeared in England and what the first chapters were.


    Chapters include:

    Back the Source; The Traces of the Degree

    The Emergence of a Ceremony; first Examples of an Order

    The Appearance of a Supreme Grand Chapter

    Examples of Later 18th Century Ceremonies

    Why Irish and Scottish Variations? The Union and After

    The Settlement of 1834.

    Binding: Paperback, 

    Format: 210 x 148, 

    Extent: 96 pages



  • THE AUTHOR
    Neville Barker Cryer
    Neville Barker Cryer

    The late Revd Neville Barker Cryer - Was a Past Grand Chaplain UGLE, Prestonian Lecturer (1974) and Batham Lecturer (1996-1998) - was a much love and well- known and ever-popular Masonic author and international lecturer. He was also a senior member of the SRIA, The Royal Order, The Operatives and The Order of Eri. His books include I Just Didn't Know That, Did You Know This, Too?, What Do You Know about the Royal Arch?, Masonic Halls of North Wales, Masonic Halls of England: The Midlands, The Arch and the Rainbow, York Mysteries Revealed and The Cornwallis Family History 1225-2006. He is a contributor to Lewis Masonic's Marking Well.

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