Holy Grail Across the Atlantic

by Michael Anderson Bradley and Deanna Theilmann-Bean

Book Overview

This fifth printing of the best-selling Holy Grail Across the Atlantic offers some fascinating interpretations of early Canadian history that you may prefer to doubt - but will not be able to forget... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 088882100X
• ISBN13: 9780888821003
• Release Date: February 1988
• Publisher: Dundurn
• Length: 400 Pages
• Weight: 1.62 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 1.0" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

Loved this book

This is the story of the Knights Templar and how they may have landed in Nova Scotia. Ruins have been found that suggest "someone" was there before the settlers arrived. The book chronicles how this could be true and why they choose Nova Scotia. Also mentioned is Oak Island as a possible location of the holy grail. The book also raises the question if the grail was in Nova Scotia where is it now? Perhaps Montreal? A pretty interesting book.

thought provoking

I just finished Michail Bradley's book Holy Grail Across The Atlantic. I found it an enjoyable read, though somewhat sluggish at the end. I do believe that Bradley is on to something. There is enough evidence to demand further investigation. I guess you just can't believe everything you are taught in school. Anyway I have to apply that same skepticism to some of Bradley's assertions. He presents some interpretations that need a leap of faith. In conclusion, I definetly recomend this intriguing work. My views have been broadened and I feel a need to join in the search for the holy grail.

an original theory of knights templar, well researched

Micheal Bradley has followed the Grail Knights through their disappearance and into their explorations of North America. He has done extensive research and turned up some amazing physical evidence. I would recommend that one read "Holy Blood, Holy Grail" as background for this book as Micheal seems to assume that everyone has read it (as well they should!)I would highly recommend this book to anyone interested in early european visits to North America, Masonic mysteries or the Knights Templar.I would also recommend any of Mr.Bradleys other books, as he is an accomplished writer and has some very interesting theories