Prince Hall Freemasonry: The Secret Within

In my opinion, if you're interested in becoming a Prince Hall Free & Accepted Mason, this is a really good book to begin with and start reading. It gives what I consider a strong base foundation for any interested man or candidate to build on. I feel it's a very insightful and direct to the point book. This book provides you with basic information without violating any oaths or deeply Masonic secrets. This book is not at all hard to read, long-winded, or boring. I'm seriously considering purchasing another one of these books to give as a gift to any man who sincerely expresses an interest in learning about Prince Hall Freemasonry of their own Free Will. I strongly recommend anyone to purchase this book.

Warrior Hawk's book, "Prince Hall Freemasonry: The Secret Within," really held my attention. I gave it 5 stars. It was a quick read and well-written. I learned a lot about freemasonry.Those interested in Freemasonry should pick up "Prince Hall Freemasonry: The Secret Within" by Warrior Hawk.

This book was well written and full of information for the old and new Mason alike. It provides a history of Prince Hall masonry along with the different theories and then goes into explaining each degree in laymen terms. You will enjoy reading the book and the different tidbits of information you will pick up. I would definitely recommend this book for a new brother!

Writing was helpful about this important group.

The book itself was very informative and enlightening.

Any young brother getting into Masonry this is a good read. Good read for brothers that have been in

I thoroughly enjoyed this book and encourage anyone who wants to know the history and more about the masonic order to read it, It will give you in depth knowledge into the world of the Mason's. Kudos Warrior Hawk!

very informative and insightful

a fine book

Cet ouvrage, une introduction, un précis à l’usage du nouvel initié, renseigne sur les us et coutumes, respectivement sur le contenu de la Maçonnerie US noire « Prince Hall ». Cet ouvrage a le mérite de donner des statistiques sur l’effectif des FF de cette obédience, même si, hélas, elles datent d’environ 20 ans (1997). À cette époque, l’effectif était d’environ 180 mille, et il semble que, contrairement à la maçonnerie blanche US, elle ait progressé depuis. Certaines Grandes Loges dépassaient les 10 mille membres, dont celles de l’état d’Alabama (30 mille), de Caroline du Nord et du Sud, du Mississipi, de Virginie, du Texas et de Géorgie.Pour le reste, sa lecture donne l’impression que le cette maçonnerie est très voisine de son homologue blanche. Il n’empêche que son contenu est complet, décrivant le fonctionnement d’un atelier, les différents rites pratiqués, les mythes et symboles des trois degrés, et les origines historiques de l’obédience.