1865 Freemason Monitor Masonic Manual Rites Ceremonies Civil War America Macoy

1865 Freemason Monitor Masonic Manual Rites Ceremonies Civil War America Macoy

‘The Freemason’s Monitor’ was a regularly published masonic treatise and handbook throughout the 19^th-century. Originally published by Robert Macoy, it contained articles, essays, directions, hymns, and lodge descriptions by numerous contributors and writers. This particular Civil War-era issue was published in 1865 New York by Daniel Sickels. Macoy was a deputy Grand Master who wrote numerous books on freemasonry, rituals, and ancient religions.

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SICKELS, Daniel [edit.]

The Freemason’s monitor; containing the degrees of freemasonry, embraced in the lodge, chapter, council, and commandery; embellished with nearly 300 symbolical illustrations

New York: Macoy & Sickels, 1865.

Details:

• Collation: Complete with all pages
  • Part I – vi, 7-211, [1]
  • Part II – 120
  • Part III – 19, [1]
  • Part IV – 92
  • Heavily illustrated throughout
• Language: English
• Binding: Leather; tight and secure
• Size: ~4.5in X 3in (11.5cm x 8cm)

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