MACKEY's
ENCYCLOPEDIA of FREEMASONRY
and
ITS KINDRED SCIENCES
Comprising
The WHOLE RANGE OF ARTS, SCIENCES and LITERATURE AS CONNECTED WITH THE MASONIC INSTITUTION
by
ALBERT G. MACKEY, M.D., 33rd Degree
Author of The History of Freemasonry
WILLIAM J. HUGHAN, 32nd Degree
Past Grand Deacon (England)
Edward L. Hawkins, 30th Degree
This set is truly a RARE edition! This edition not only has GOLD gilt on all corners of the end pages.
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Book Description:
-A New Edition Revised and Enlarged
-Published by THE MASONIC HISTORY COMPANY 1917
-Beautiful 2 volume set of books, finely bound
-Black leatherette boards
-Masonic symbols on the spines.
-GOLD GILT on all page ends *VERY RARE**
-PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED! Illustrations in full page color plates, B&W plates, in-line drawings. 943 pp
-Good Condition,
-Bindings
are strong and starting to show signs of aging in volume II, the pages
are crisp and bright with no writing , marking or tears.
-Full
color illustrations/photos are bright and intact, only minor shelf wear
to the top and bottom of spines. Volume two Spine is a little loose.
-Endpapers are present & firmly attached.
-Each Book is 10-1/4" tall by 7-1/4" wide by 2-1/8"" thick !!From the Preface….
“For
twelve months, too, of the time in which I have been occupied upon this
work, I suffered from an affection of the sight, which forbade all use
of the eyes for purposes of study. During that period, now happily
passed, all authorities were consulted under my direction by the
willing eyes of my daughters, all writing was done under my dictation
by their hands. I realized for a time the picture so often painted of
the blind bard, John Milton, dictating his sublime verses to his
daughters. It was a time of sorrow for the student who could not labor
with his own organs in his vocation ; but it was a time of gladness to
the father who felt that he had those who, with willing hearts, could
come to his assistance. To the world this is of no import ; but I could
not conscientiously close this prefatory address without referring to
this circumstance so gratifying to a parent's heart. Were I to dedicate
this work at all, my dedication should be, To FILIAL AFFECTION.”
ALBERT G. MACKEY
***Also
included the Pronouncing Dictionary For use by the Masonic
Fraternity,This Section in Volume two containing over 1400 words liable
to mispronunciation. Keys to the correct pronunciation vowels, regular
long and shorts sounds! Found in Vol 2***
This is your opportunity to win a FINE Set.
An excellent Masonic 2 Volume Set that is more than 75 YEARS OLD, in great condition!
Every year these Books become harder to find!
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