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	title:	The Meaning of Masonry
	author:	C.W. Wilmshurst
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	Gramercy Books
	released:	March, 1998
	isbn:	0517331942
	isbn-13:	9780517331941

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Customer Reviews
A beautiful book if a little hard going - Rated Well, what a wordsmith Wilmhurst is. This book to me was a great read and communicated WLW's personal experience and journey he undertook in masonry. I am not sure whether a non-mason would find the book that interesting as it doesnt seek to sensationalise the craft or offer the expose secrets or cliam an alternative history. The book simply looks at the philosophical and spiritual aspects of freemasonry as they were experienced by Wilmhurst. Well worth the effort Good book, not for the faint hearted. - Rated This book looking into the deeper meanings of freemasonry was, to say the least, a little hard going. Saying that though once you got your head around the old english, and long words it did hold some little gems of knowledge and some good ideas. I would recommend this book for reading, but only so long as you enjoy reading and are willing to work at it. I would say borrow this book first and then buy it if you like it... In my opinion there are newer books on the market that hold the same if not more information, that are easier to read and understand. Good book, not for the faint hearted. - Rated This book looking into the deeper meanings of freemasonry was, to say the least, a little hard going. Saying that though once you got your head around the old english, and long words it did hold some little gems of knowledge and some good ideas. I would recommend this book for reading, but only so long as you enjoy reading and are willing to work at it. I would say borrow this book first and then buy it if you like it... In my opinion there are newer books on the market that hold the same if not more information, that are easier to read and understand. Essential Reading - Rated Of all the books on freemasonry I have read, and I have read many, this is one of the best. The insight and experience of Bro Wilmhurst banishes wild sensationalism from the text, while his rational yet impassioned style has a beauty all of its own. Only for Masons, if at all! - Rated I am an active Freemason and reguarly read as much on the subject as I can. I must say that this is one of the worst books I have read regarding Freemasonry. I think a lot of it has to do with the time it was published (the last century). Even for a Mason, the reading is slow and dull. Save yourself the time, don't read this one.

Customer Reviews

A beautiful book if a little hard going - Rated 4/5
Well, what a wordsmith Wilmhurst is. This book to me was a great read and communicated WLW's personal experience and journey he undertook in masonry.
I am not sure whether a non-mason would find the book that interesting as it doesnt seek to sensationalise the craft or offer the expose secrets or cliam an alternative history.
The book simply looks at the philosophical and spiritual aspects of freemasonry as they were experienced by Wilmhurst.
Well worth the effort

Good book, not for the faint hearted. - Rated 3/5
This book looking into the deeper meanings of freemasonry was, to say the least, a little hard going. Saying that though once you got your head around the old english, and long words it did hold some little gems of knowledge and some good ideas.

I would recommend this book for reading, but only so long as you enjoy reading and are willing to work at it. I would say borrow this book first and then buy it if you like it...

In my opinion there are newer books on the market that hold the same if not more information, that are easier to read and understand.

I would recommend this book for reading, but only so long as you enjoy reading and are willing to work at it. I would say borrow this book first and then buy it if you like it...

In my opinion there are newer books on the market that hold the same if not more information, that are easier to read and understand.

Essential Reading - Rated 5/5
Of all the books on freemasonry I have read, and I have read many, this is one of the best. The insight and experience of Bro Wilmhurst banishes wild sensationalism from the text, while his rational yet impassioned style has a beauty all of its own.

Only for Masons, if at all! - Rated 1/5
I am an active Freemason and reguarly read as much on the subject as I can. I must say that this is one of the worst books I have read regarding Freemasonry. I think a lot of it has to do with the time it was published (the last century). Even for a Mason, the reading is slow and dull. Save yourself the time, don't read this one.