Harry Carr's World of Freemasonry

The fruits of a lifetime of study by one of the world's best known and distinguished masonic writers and lecturers produced in a high-quality hardback volume.

Including 15 of the author's most noteworthy and fascinating articles covering a wide range of Masonic subjects that all will enjoy and understand. Each paper was produced with the utmost attention to detail with full academic referencing but written in a style that allows for easy reading and comprehension for anyone.  Now everyone can enjoy and benefit from the wisdom and knowledge of the late Harry Carr.

Contents

  1.  Six Hundred Years of Craft Ritual
  2.  Pillars & Globes; Columns & Candlesticks
  3.  The Transition from Operative to Speculative Masonry
  4.  Lodge Mother Kilwinning No 0
  5.  Samuel Prichards Masonry Dissected, 1730
  6.  Freemasonry in the USA
  7.  More Light on the Royal Arch
  8.  The Letter G
  9.  Kipling and the Craft
10.  Women and Freemasonry
11.  The Evolution and Ritual of the Third Degree
12.  Two Short-lived Lodges
13.  The Relationship Between the Craft and the Royal Arch
14.  The Obligation and Its Place in the Ritual
15.  Evolution of the Installation Ceremony and Ritual

10x148, 409 pages, Hardback