Synopsis
The "Untrodden Paths of Masonic Research," by Gilbert W. Daynes was originally published in 1924 and provides the Student of Masonic Research many questions, upon which to begin an investigation into the history of the Masonic Fraternity. Examining such subjects as the origin of Freemasonry, Medieval Masonry and Freemasonry in the 17th Century, Danes asks more questions than he answers and, in the process, is sure to inspire the Freemason curious about such subject matters. Also included in this book are two other works by Gilbert W. Daynes: "Know Thyself" and "Freemasonry and Social England in the 18th Century." Table of Contents The Untrodden Paths of Masonic Research Foreword Preface The Fascination of Masonic Research The Possibilities of Masonic Research The Origins of Freemasonry Legends, Saints and Traditions Medieval Masonry Seventeenth Century Freemasonry Formation of the Grand Lodge and the Transition Freemasonry since 1723 The Value of Masonic Research More Light From Danes (also included in this volume) Know Thyself Freemasonry & Social England in the 18th Century
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