
The new issue features articles about Brother Rudyard Kipling; the very real 'Man Who Would Be King,' Brother Habibullah Khan, Amir of Afghanistan; the creation of beautifully detailed regalia; Annie Besant and the formation of Co-Masonry; John Paternoster on Qabalah and the Secret Monitor; David Kibble-Rees on St. Thomas of Acon; Yasha Beresiner on Masonic summonses; a story on the formation of affinity lodges; and more. Every issue also contains a regular column for resolving Masonic questions and identifying collectables, Masonic philately, a regular debate of opposing viewpoints on a Masonic question, and reprints of Michael Halleran's "Brother Brother" stories that first appeared in the U.S. in the Scottish Rite Journal.
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