Washington's Masonic Correspondence - As Found among the Washington Papers in the Library of Congress Paperback – July 6, 2010

A good read about Bro. Washington's connection with the lodges. The high esteem that was held of him and that he had for the Craft is well documented in this book.In the table of contents it lists the pages for illustrations but there are none. I found this disappointing.I do recommend this book for anyone looking to expand their knowledge of Bro. George Washington's Masonic history.

This compilation of George Washington’s Masonic correspondence provides a rare glimpse of our first President’s feelings towards his Masonic brethren. These papers show that not only was George Washington a respected Mason but that he also had great respected for the Masonic fraternity.This book brings “new light” to some of today’s more strident attempts to rewrite early American history.

It was very interesting to read and it tells a story about President Washington that most people will never know. Very nice.

The book was completely free and it covers exactly what the title says it does all that said it is not as interesting a read as I thought it would be.

Covered many of the letters of correspondence he received and wrote. I would like to known of other correspondence that was known of but no way of verifying.

Good , need a spanish version, for people tha is interested in this information, I recoment it if you like histori

I have found the book Washington's Masonic correspondence to be very informing. It is always interesting to read what Mason's long ago had to say. Amazing how little things change over time. The book helped solve some curiosity's and created more. Good reading.

Interesting, if you are interested in Washington's activities within the Masonic Order. I appreciated reading his thoughts and/or answers.

Intriguing book that brings Washington to life.

Very interesting read!