After being denied admission to a Masonic lodge in Batavia, William Morgan secured a sizable advance from a local newspaper publisher for this work. That publisher, David Cade Miller, released this book after Morgan's death, presumably at the hands of the Masons. Because of the notoriety of the previous events, The Mysteries of Free Masonry Containing All the Degrees of the Order Conferred in a Master's Lodge became an instant best seller and an American classic.
Public Domain (P)2012 Audible, Inc.
"Most Boring Book Ever Written or Read Aloud"
There must be some other way to present "The Mysteries" besides the verbatim reading out of every knock and question/answer ritual.
Nope
Yep. He did a good job with terrible material.
meh
"Not interested"
Nothing
H could have not written the book
by not being performed at all
anger, it was a waste of money
It is a dreary and repetitive recital of the laws, codes and levels of Freemasonry.