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Mackeys, Encyclopedias Of FM.

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chrmc

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I've heard that Coils is also supposed to be pretty good. Which would be the better reference volume to get?
 
THurse

THurse

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Their are a lot of interpretations of FM, that can be learned from many different perspectives.
 
Bro. Stewart P.M.

Bro. Stewart P.M.

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THurse said:
Their are a lot of interpretations of FM, that can be learned from many different perspectives.
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This statement is VERY true. That is exactly why my Masonic litterature within my book shelves grows constantly... Always in the search for more Light!
 
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Custer148

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After I was raised, my dad gave me a set of 1873 Masonic Encylopedias by Mackey. They are in good shape for their age, but I have been thinking about getting a newer set as I can tell my use of them has caused a little damage. And at their age they won't take much abuse art all.
 
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barryguitar

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In an electronic format like ibooks they are searchable and a lot cheaper. Just sayin'. Since I have embraced the ebook I seldom crack my antique books. Mackeys history is a staple for the collection, also.
 
Trip

Trip

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I have a copy now and it's a great reference. I have a version with the volumes put together.
 
THurse

THurse

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Their are so many books to choose from, but I like the older ones in which gives me a perspective from the past to present.
 
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