These volumes contain books and articles pertaining to: the Regius Poem; religion and ethics of Freemasonry; Masonic clothing, its symbolism; some psychological aspects of Masonry; ancient mysteries of Egypt and Greece; guild merchant and other guilds and Freemasonry; addressing an assemblage; some Masonic symbols and their probable origin; signs, tokens and words; Freemasonry and the ancient mysteries; Great Pyramid; cardinal principles of Freemasonry; universal use of signs and symbols; church's debt to Freemasonry; enemies of Freemasonry, without and within; landmarks; story of the Craft and the legend of the guild; operative Freemasons and operative Freemasonry; tubal Cain and Jephthah; symbols and words of the First Degree; history and symbolism of the first tracing board; pillars in Freemasonry; King Solomon's temple; evolution of the 2nd and 3rd Degrees; Jerusalem and the temple area; Hiram Abif; legend of the 3rd Degree; Hiramic legend and the revival of 1717; De Quincey and the origin of Freemasonry; nature, object and scope of Masonic research; old lodge nights and ancient customs; ritual of the operative Freemasons; Royal Arch Degree; Masonic convivialities; Freemasonry a century ago; from the Vedas to the square; symbolism of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Degrees of Masonry; a winter with Robert Burns; Masonic activities of Robert Burns; Sir Walter Scott and Freemasonry; Masonic tradition and the Royal Arch; Rosicrucians and the Freemasons; Masonic legends; Royal Arch Masonry; are we Freemasons or are we just a sham; what influence do we exercise in the modern world; Eglintons and Mother Kilwinning; Master's wages; some past and passing customs of the Freemasons; Boswells and the Craft; lady Freemason; Donoughmores and the Craft; account of the sufferings of John Coustos in the inquisition at Lisbon; objections to Masonry answered; Scottish Masonic ritual; Masonic catechism; old past Master; where Masons used to meet; notes of a collector of Masonic glass; and much more.