Rationale and Ethics of Freemasonry1914

1914. The Masonic Institutions Considered as a Means of Social and Individual Progress. Contents: Ideal of the Masonic Society; Freemasonry of the Pyramids; Masonic Institution in Thrace - Orpheus; Hellenic Freemasonry; Freemasonry of Pythagoras; Odinic Freemasonry; Masonic Form of the First Christian Church; Essenean Freemasonry; Ancient Syrian Freemasonry; General Review of the Ancient Rite; Templar Masonry; Ancient Craft Masonry; Progress of Freemasonry Providential; Masonic Principle Eternal; Institution Based on Christianity; Freemasonry the Handmaid of Christianity; Masonic Charity and Moral Influence; Adaptation of Freemasonry to the Wants and Circumstances of Young Men; Philosophy of Mystery; Philosophy of Symbols and Signs; Lesson of Initiation; Obligations; Masonic Duty of Charity; Qualifications for Membership.