FROM MOUTH TO EAR History of Masonic Ritual 2001 HC Missouri Lodge of Research

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FROM MOUTH TO EAR History of Masonic Ritual 2001 HC Missouri Lodge of Research
FROM MOUTH TO EAR History of Masonic Ritual 2001 HC Missouri Lodge of Research
This listing is for the hardcover book
From Mouth To Ear
by Henry C. Chiles. This was actually a study prepared for the Masonic Research  Council of Missouri for the benefit of all who have not had a chance to do research on the history of Masonic Ritual. This book was published by the Missouri Lodge of Research (the modern version of the Council).
The book starts off covering lectures in England as far back as 1717, moves on to lectures in the U.S., discusses the effects of Anti-Masonry, the Baltimore Convention, The Masonic Trestle Board and more.
This book is in mint condition. I'm not sure the original owner ever read it. I didn't see any marks, writing, dirt, stains, tears or creases inside. The binding and pages are tight and the corners aren't even bumped. I am fairly certain this book is out of print.
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