An American figure of heroic proportions, Albert Pike experienced all the opportunities and travails of the nineteenth century. Schoolteacher, newspaperman, successful lawyer, and talented Whig leader, this important Confederate general transformed and popularized the Masonic movement.

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A Life of Albert Pike

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