The Odd-Fellow's Manual: Illustrating the History, Principles, and Government of the Order, and the Instructions and Duties of Every Degree, Station,

First published in 1870, this manual is a comprehensive guide to the principles, organization, and rituals of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, a fraternal organization founded in 19th-century America. The book explains the symbolism and meanings of the order's emblems and regalia and provides detailed instructions for performing the ceremonial duties of the different degrees of membership.

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