The Principles of Masonic Law

Synopsis

The Principles of Masonic Law is written by Albert Gallatin Mackey, an American writer and physician who is remembered for his writings on freemasonry and Masonic Landmarks. His most popular works include Masonic Biographies, Grand Lodge of British Columbia and Yukon, The History of Freemasonry: It's Legends and Traditions, The Symbolism of Freemasonry, Encyclopedia of Freemasonry, and A Lexicon of Freemasonry.

The author divides his work of The Principles of Masonic Law into four categories named as The law of grand lodges, The laws of subordinate lodges, The law of individuals, and The law of masonic crimes and punishments.

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