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MANY MASONIC BOOKS

The great interest that has been aroused by Masonry through many centuries is indicated by the great number of Masonic books that have been published.

Dr. G.B.F. Kloss, one of the strongest exponents of the theory that the Freemasons derived their origin from the builders of the Middle Ages, wrote many works on the subject, but his most valuable contribution was A Bibliography of Freemasonry, published 1844, and containing a list of five thousand six hundred and forty-nine books on Masonry, which in all probability enumerated almost the entire number then in existence.

Many of the more important Masonic works, however, are those of the modern school, published since the latter half of the Nineteenth century.

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