Fiat Lux

Volume One

Fiat Lux gathers twenty-five engaging articles which were previously published in the Philalethes journal. Each of them deservedly won the Society's Certificate of Literature award.

Covering topics such as Masonic history, biography, policy debates, international Freemasonry, science, and "time immemorial" legends, Fiat Lux, volume one has something for every Masonic reader.

298 pp., 2009
isbn 978-0-9841494-0-7
Reg. $24.95 us

Contents

The Hamilton Bi-Centennial James R. Case fps Importance of the Fellow Craft's Degree Allen Cabaniss mps Notes on a List of Some Conjectured American Freemasons Ronald E. Heaton fps What Is Law? Roscoe Pound fps Masonic Background William I. Cummings fps Masonry Under Two Flags Allen E. Roberts fps The Lewis Mason Norman C. Dutt fps Recommended Masonic Reading Alphonse Cerza fps Freemasonry in New Zealand Ross Hepburn fps Two Theories to Look Into Harold V. B. Voorhis fps The Soul of Freemasonry Franklin J. Anderson fps Defining Freemasonry: Tradition Becomes Practical Eugene S. Hopp fps Of Landmarks and Cuspidors Dwight L. Smith fps

Josephus: The Great Jewish Historian John Nocas fps Prince Edwin, A.D. 926: Our First "Speculative Mason" Alex Horne fps The Confrontation of G.M. Abraham Jonas and John Cook Bennett at Nauvoo Mervin B. Hogan fps How A Cathedral Was Built Louis C. King fps Rob Morris and The Conservators in Kentucky Charles Cuthrie fps The Lodge as Primary Community John Mauk Hilliard fps Physicists, The Royal Society, and Freemasonry by Richard H. Sands fps Did Shakespeare Create Masonic Ritual? J. Fairbairn Smith fps Iowa's Masonic Magazines: The Battling Editors Keith Arrington fps Why Saint Alban? Wallace McLeod fps Sir Christopher Wren Louis Williams fps Of Oaths, Vows, and Obligations L.L. Walker, Jr. mps

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