Washington; a Mason

This short book explores the life and career of George Washington from the perspective of his involvement in Freemasonry. The author argues that Washington was deeply committed to the Masonic ideals of fraternity, charity, and morality, and that these principles guided his leadership both in war and in politics. A fascinating insight into one aspect of Washington's legacy.
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