The Ancient Order of Froth Blowers could have easily found a place in my book Freemasonry and Fraternal Societies, which discussed the many fraternal Orders such as the Oddfellows, the Buffaloes, the Foresters and the Druids. Like these societies, the … Continue reading →
My latest work A Journey Through Freemasonry is now out with Arima publishing, and is also available through Amazon. The book collects together my most popular articles on the history of Freemasonry, from my examination of Byron and the Carbonari … Continue reading →
My latest book A Journey Through Freemasonry will be out soon with Arima publishing. The idea of a compendium book – a collection of my best articles on Freemasonry, developed partly from a conversation with the publisher, who were interested … Continue reading →
It sometimes takes a while for the reviews to be published for a book. Here is a great review for my latest book The Lost Rites and Rituals of Freemasonry that was recently published in the excellent Square magazine, the … Continue reading →
In Christopher Rawdon: The Lost Philanthropist I examine the life
This book is a revealing and thoroughly enjoyable journey through the intricate history of English Freemasonry. Historian
The York Grand Lodge book was a pleasure to research; I visited the ancient city of York in northern England a number of times and I wanted to
Leading Masonic authors Dr David Harrison and Fred Lomax re-examine Friendly Societies, Freemasonry
The Transformation of Freemasonry is the eagerly awaited second book on the history of Freemasonry by Dr. David Harrison, continuing
The Liverpool Masonic Rebellion of 1823 was partly a result of the changes that the new United Grand Lodge of England had
