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| The Templar Code For Dummies (For Dummies series) / Christopher Hodapp ; Alice Von Kannon
(2007)
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| Book Details |
| Subject |
Freemasonry-History; Freemasonry-Popular; Freemasonry-Symbols; Freemasons; New and Worthwhile; Templars |
| Pub Date |
6/25/2007 |
| Nr of Pages |
360 |
| Format (size) |
Paperback (23.4cm x 18.8cm) |
| Publisher |
For Dummies |
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| Maine Masonic College Notes |
| Simplified but not to the point of 'dumbing down', Chris once again displays his talent for cutting through the obsure and irrelevant to provide a meaningful introduction to a topic that has vexed Freemasons for years. Busting myths and sweeping away misconceptions, he's provided a clear and concise explanation of what you'll need to know when you get questions about 'Angels & Demons' or any of the other works of that genre. I highly recommend this book! - Ed King |
| Summary |
| A captivating look into the society of the Knights Templar The tremendous success of Dan Brown's The DaVinci Code has generated a heightened interest in conspiracy theories and secret societies. The public has been especially intrigued by the mysterious Knights Templar, who Brown portrayed as the guardians of the Holy Grail. The Templar Code For Dummies is perfect for readers hungry for more details about the Knights Templar, their purpose, and their way of life. This plain-English guide explains who the Knights Templar were, discusses how they rose so high and fell so far, and reveals what became of their treasures when their leaders were accused of heresy, tortured, and executed. It also discusses the relationship of the Knights Templar with other secret societies cited in The Da Vinci Code. |
| Puchase Details |
| MMC Rating |
10 |
| Cover Price |
$19.99 |
| Buy Here: |
Amazon US
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