the Atlantic Great Circle Route
from 1100 Ad through 1307 AD
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Book Two: 'Birth of a Nation' has the Templars, calling themselves 'the Fraternity,' sending the now seasoned Sir Paul with a Templar military force to help the Swiss Foresters in their fight for independence from Austria. This culminates in the pivotal Battle of Morgarten, November 1315, one year after Bannockburn and exactly 7 centuries ago, as we publish.
The book also explains the long sought connection between the Templars and the leaders of the original craft guild of master stonemasons, the architects that built the great Gothic Cathedrals and how this combination over the centuries evolved into the Masonic movement.
Book Two: 'Birth of a Nation' has the Templars, calling themselves 'the Fraternity,' sending the now seasoned Sir Paul with a Templar military force to help the Swiss Foresters in their fight for independence from Austria. This culminates in the pivotal Battle of Morgarten, November 1315, one year after Bannockburn and exactly 7 centuries ago, as we publish.
The book also explains the long sought connection between the Templars and the leaders of the original craft guild of master stonemasons, the architects that built the great Gothic Cathedrals and how this combination over the centuries evolved into the Masonic movement.
Read more at http://globalwarming-arclein.blogspot.ca/2017/05/the-templar-knights-and-atlantic-great.html.
