An Encyclopedia of Freemasonry: Volume Two

Comprehensive guide to Freemasonry knowledge

The second volume of Albert Mackey's "An Encyclopedia of Freemasonry" offers an extensive resource for those interested in Masonic studies. Since its original release in 1873, this work has been regarded as a crucial tool for scholars across the globe. Designed to deliver clarity and understanding of Freemasonry, the encyclopedia contains essential insights that remain valuable for modern readers seeking historical and factual accuracy.

Revised and expanded edition features

This volume is a meticulous photographic reproduction of the 1916 Edition. It has been thoughtfully revised and expanded by notable figures William J. Hughan & Edward L. Hawkins, who ensured the content remains comprehensive and up-to-date. The encyclopedia's revisions have only added to its depth, providing more robust coverage while staying true to its origins. These updates ensure that both new and seasoned students of Freemasonry receive relevant information in a single source.

Includes insightful contemporary foreword

In addition to its enriched historical text, this edition comes with a 2015 Foreword written by Michael R. Poll, offering contemporary perspectives on the vast domain of Freemasonry. Poll’s introduction not only enhances the relevance of Mackey's work in today’s context but also offers guidance for students approaching Masonic traditions anew. This inclusion makes it a truly indispensable volume for anyone delving deep into the world of Masonic education.