A history of the Odd Fellows, a fraternal organization founded in 19th-century America that provided financial and social support to its members. Wallace's work offers a detailed account of the organization's origins, rituals, and role in American society. He also provides an overview of the lives of some of the prominent figures associated with the Odd Fellows. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of fraternal organizations in the United States.

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