The Transformation of Freemasonry
Dr Harrison's work represents an important scholarly contribution to the study of the Masonic fraternity's many philosophical, educational and scientific influences, particularly as they have affected the development of the modern world.Shawn Eyer, Editor - Philalethes: The Journal of Masonic Research and LettersDr David Harrison has produced a detailed historical work which might as well be used as a reference for the serious student of Masonic history during the two hundred years after the formation of the first Grand Lodge.John L. Palmer, Managing Editor - Knight Templar MagazineThis book gives us a thorough and sound view of how Freemasonry transformed itself, adapted and greatly influenced social history in the 18th and 19th centuries.Fred Lomax, author and Masonic historian - The SquareDr David Harrison has produced a deeply researched and thoroughly engrossing follow-up to The Genesis of Freemasonry.Kenneth C. Jack, Writer - The Ashlar, Masonic Magazine, Scottish Rite Journal