The Brotherhood: The Secret World of the Freemasons

by Stephen Knight

Book Overview

"The Brotherhood removes the blanket of secrecy over Freemasonry and permits an objective investigation into a topic of considerable public interest. In Italy, recent scandals have toppled the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0880291133
• ISBN13: 9780880291132
• Release Date: January 1984
• Publisher: Acacia Press, Inc.
• Length: 326 Pages
• Weight: 1.07 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Brotherhood

I believe this book is well written to tell the truth about the secret society. Ye shall know the truth and the truth will set you free. there needs to be more books like this one.

It may be biased as hell, but its a fascinating read.

Lets be honest, this book shouldnt be taken as fact. It's another highly embellished anti-masonic writer who has something out for the Freemonry Brotherhood, but it's so full of conspiracy theories (written as conspiracy fact) that one wonders whether or not David Duchovny is tracking some Freemason X-file. For anyone interested in pseudo-history, this is the book or them. Not that it's all false. It's much along the lines of "Holy Blood, Holy Grail". There's some relatively unbiased stuff about the formation of the order. I'm just glad i read it before Dan Brown can dissect it for his latest work of historical plagiarism.

A book that moved a nation

A penetrating exposure of abuses of freemasonry in England which was made possible by the members of "The Brotherhood" who shared the authors concerns. This book was a catalyst for the sweeping changes in English freemasonry as the oldest Grand Lodge in the world was forced to go public to clean up its act.

Very informative

i found this book was very interesting, he put his reasearch togather so you as a reader can make you own judgement on freemasonary. If you don't know too much on this subject i recomend that you read this book.

An investigative report on modern Freemasonry

A great introduction into Freemasonry laying the foundation for works like "Inside the Brotherhood" by Martin Short and "In God's Name" by David Yallop.