📗 Libro en inglés THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR IN THE NEW WORLD: HOW HENRY SINCLAIR BROUGHT THE GRAIL TO ACADIA

The extreme popularity of The Da Vinci Code has once again renewed interest in the Knights Templar, the Holy Grail, Mary Magdalene, and all the secrets and intrigue surrounding their stories. In this revised edition of his 1999 book, The Labyrinth of the Grail, Mann explores the possibility that Scottish prince Henry Sinclair sailed to Nova Scotia in 1398 with the fleeing Knights Templar to find ... Más safe refuge for the Knights and their secrets, including the Holy Grail. Mann''s book supports the theory presented in Michael Bradley''s Holy Grail Across the Atlantic, in which Bradley, too, claims that the Knights fled to Nova Scotia. Mann ups the ante by claiming that the Holy Grail may still be at a site he pinpoints in his book. Secret societies hiding great treasure can make for intriguing books, but Mann''s is so bogged down in speculation and sacred geometry that all interest is lost. Even so, this book is itself now a part of the Grail legend and deserves a spot in any library specializing in this topic. Recommended only for academic libraries with a special interest in the Grail legend.