Albert Pike: Freemason, Confederate General and Architect of the Scottish Rite Albert Pike was one of the most influential, and controversial, American Freemasons of the nineteenth century. A lawyer, poet, journalist, soldier,
As the most influential secret society in the modern Western world, Freemasonry has attracted a torrent of speculation from Masons and non-Masons alike, and inevitably much of that speculation has fastened on the question of Freemasonry’s origins. Emerging out of
A system of quasi-Masonic rites for women, Adoptive Masonry appeared in France in the middle of the eighteenth century; the first known Lodge of Adoption was founded in Paris in 1760 by
An accepted mason is a member of a lodge of Masons who is not an operative Mason – that is, a working stonemason – but has joined the lodge to take part
In the original, operative Masonry of Scottish stonemasons’ lodges, a series of signs of recognition by which one Mason could identify another without any obvious communication passing between them. The first known
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