Duncan's Masonic Ritual and Monitor
Malcolm C. Duncan
Duncan's Masonic Ritual and Monitor
Malcolm C. Duncan’s work is a practical handbook of Masonic ritual, lectures, and ceremonial forms, widely used in the 19th century as a reference for lodge practice. It is historically significant as one of the best-known American monitors, and readers will find outlines of degrees, catechisms, charges, and explanations of symbols and procedures.
About Malcolm C. Duncan
Malcolm C. Duncan is best known as the compiler of *The Little Giant Encyclopedia of the Universe* and, more importantly in esoteric circles, for *Duncan's Masonic Ritual and Monitor* (1866). His work is significant chiefly as a widely used nineteenth-century presentation of Masonic ritual and symbols.
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