The Secret Founding of America: The Real Story of Freemasons, Puritans and the Battle for the New World

Nicholas Hagger is a wonderful writer, whose works I have only recently discovered, and yet have thoroughly enjoyed. Here, he takes on the very important topic of the freemasonic founding, development, and current status of the United States of America. And he does so in a manner that is both wonderfully entertaining and extraordinarily insightful. Hagger's thesis is essentially that the elite who founded America, and have ever since run her, hide behind a Christian veneer their duplicitious masonic agenda. He proves this conclusively, with meticulous documentation, and truly admirable style. With Hagger, I always seem to have a couple points of contention. And this excellent work is no exception. Early on, he succombs, I think, to stock anti-Catholic propaganda in his description of early Catholic Florida. And his final statement reflects a certain sympathy with the notion of a One World Government, so long as that entity is animated by the "Light". Yet, these departures from sound logic and revelation do not significantly detract from the overall excellence of this very important and insightful book. I recommend this book strongly to anyone who would understand the true nature of American history and the contemporary influences on American governance. And I look forward to absorbing still more wisdom from this really quite excellent expositor.