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When you join Freemasons one of the first things you'll be asked to do is read up on Freemasonry so you can understand more about it.

I've helped you out by giving you a list of books that you'll need to read to get a better understanding about Freemasons the Freemason lodges. Here you go...

- 1 The North East Corner
- 2 Who Will Follow In Our Train?
- 3 The History Of The Two Pillars
- 4 Freemasonry & The New Order
- 5 The Third Degree In Freemasonry Its Ornaments and Emblems
- 6 The Pillars Of Freemasonry Their Origin & Meaning
- 7 Masonry's Participation in the Spiritual and Psychological Reconstruction of Those Serving & who Have Served in the Armed Forces
- 8 Fundamental Philosophic Secrets Within Masonry
- 9 Solomon The Founder Of The Temple
- 10 Confusion Is Upon Us
- 11 The Place Of Religion In Freemasonry
- 12 The Meaning of Masonry A Lecture
- 13 Mithraism Freemasonry and the ancient mysteries
- 14 Annihilation Of Freemasonry Study
- 15 The Apron, The Golden Bowl & The Silver Cord
- 16 The Story Of Hiram Abiff
- 17 The Ministry of Masonry
- 18 The Lodge & Its Furniture
- 19 Pythagoras & The Ancient Mysteries
- 20 Masonic Convivialities
- 21 A Program for Peace in an Industrial Age
- 22 Philosophy Of Masonry
- 23 Masonic Legends
- 24 The Romance of Freemasonry
- 25 The Influence Of Men On Masonry
- 26 A Lecture On The Various Rituals Of Freemasonry From The 12th Century
- 27 A Bunch Of Keys - Freemason Illuminati
- 28 Freemasonry & Social England In the 18th Century
- 29 I Saw A Footprint In The Sand
- 30 Masonic Education and Masonic Rings
- 31 Freemasons Lodges Among French Prisoners Of War
- 32 King Solomon's Temple and the Story of the Third Degree
- 33 The Church's Debt To Freemasonry
- 34 The Masonic Order of Chivalry known as the Knights Templar
- 35 Anderson's Constitutions of 1723
- 36 Some Deeper Aspects of Masonic Symbolism
- 37 Growth & Service Of The Fellowcraft Degree
- 38 The Origin of Freemasonry - Freemason Society
- 39 Rudyard Kipling and Freemasonry
- 40 Gold, Silver, Brass & Iron, The Four Masonic Values In The Euclid Lodge
- 41 The Philosophy Of Masonry
- 42 Freemasonry & The Leaders Of Victorian England
- 43 Freemasonry From AD 1600 To The Grand Lodge Era A Sketch Of The Transition Period
- 44 Communism and Freemasonry
- 45 Possibilities & Means Of Reconciliation Between The Various Masonic Powers Of The World
- 46 - Our Ritual - Origin of Freemasonry
- 46 - Freemasonry History, Lodges and Degrees
- 47 The Duty of the Master In the Government of a Masonic Lodge
- 48 Desagulier and The March of Militant Masonry
- 49 The Templar Orders In Freemasonry, An Historical Consideration of their Origin and development
- 50 Rosicrucian and Masonic Origins
- 51 Items for Masonic Lodge Bulletins
- 52 The Dream Of The Ages
- 53 The Arcane Schools
- 54 The Masonic Manual - Pocket Companion For The Initiated
- 55 Morals & Dogma Of The Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite Of Freemasonry
- 56 Masonic Ritual and Monitor
- 57 The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry
- 58 The Secret Teachings Of All The Ages
- 59 The Symbolism Of Freemasonry
- 60 Secret Ritual Questions
- 61 The Lodge (Wine) Steward
- 62 The Working Tools Of An Old Master
- 63 The Drummer & The Secret Handshake
- 64 Spurious Ecstasy & Ceremonial Magic
- 65 At the Sound of the Gavel
- 66 The Candidates Dream
- 67 Chaptors Of Masonic History
- 68 Mithraism: Freemasonry & The Ancient Mysteries
- 69 Secret Or Not Secret
- 70 Reason & Viseon
- 71 The Mystical Basis Of Freemasonry
- 72 Mason's Duty and Happiness
- 73 Freemasonry and Its Landmarks
- 74 The Symbolism of 1st Degree of Masonry
- 75 Symbolism, The Hiramic Legend, and the Master's Word
- 76 What Is Freemasonry
- 77 The Story Of Freemasonry
- 78 The Alter Of Freemasonry
- 79 Three Things I Know
- 80 Brother Mozard & The Magic Flute
- 81 The Albury Ms. The Static Lodge
- 82 The Mason's confession
- 83 The Wages of an Entered Apprentice
- 84 The Worshipfull Copany Of Masons & Its Connection With Freemasonry
- 85 The Masons Apron
- 86 The Doorway Of Freemasonry
- 87 Determining Recognition
- 88 Freemasonry and the Druids
- 89 The Ashlars & Freemason Handshake
- 90 Whence Come You? And Whither Are You Travelling
- 91 The Mason's Mallet
- 92 Speculative Philosophy, As Unfolded In A Search For A 4th Dimension
- 93 Ancient Religious Traditions & Symbols In Freemasonry
- 94 Towards the Sources of Freemasonry
- 95 The Globes & Secret Masonic Rituals
- 96 King Solomons Temple
- 97 The Ancient Scottish Craft & The 3rd Degree
- 98 Robert Burns - Freemason
- 99 An Explanation of the Third Degree Tracing Board
- 100 Report Of the Grand Historian
- 101 The Roots Of Ritualism In Church & Masonry
- 102 Sketch For The History Of The Dionysian Artificers
- 103 The Statutes for the Government of The Royal Exalted Religious and Military Order of Masonic Knights Templar in England and Wales as Resolved and Agreed on at the Grand Conclave
- 104 The Albury Ms. The Amalgamated Guild
- 105 Brothers & Builders: The Basis & Spirit Of Freemasonry
- 106 The Ceremony of Initiation Analysis and Commentary
- 107 The Lost Keys of Freemasonry
- 108 The Official Monitor
- 109 Ancient & Modern Initiation
- 110 The Meaning Of Masonry
- 111 Masonic Initiation
- 112 The Builders: A Story & Study Of Masonry
- 113 Illustrations Of Masonry
- 114 The Spirit Of Masonry
- 115 The Principles Of Masonic Law
- 116 The Ceremony of Passing
- 117 The Hidden Life in Freemasonry

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Pretty good stuff. And again, you could spend years looking for the answers or you can just read Simon Gray's Secrets of Masons and have it all at your fingertips.

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