How is a person's worth measured in the novel, The Man Who Would Be King?

Asked by Jill W on 29 Oct 11:48

Last updated by Jill W on 29 Oct 11:49

Answered by Jill W on 29 Oct 11:49

A person’s worth is measured by how well he adheres to the Masonic “conduct of life,” including the belief in equality and justice (3).

The Man Who Would Be King