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Unlock the secrets of history with "The Craft: How the Freemasons Made the Modern World" book. Dive into the captivating narrative of Freemasonry, one of the most enigmatic brotherhoods in modern society. Uncover the intriguing origins of Freemasonry, dating back to 1717 in London, and its rapid global spread within just two decades.
Delve deeper into the influential web of Freemasonry that intertwined with major historical events and figures. From George Washington using it as a creed for the American nation to its role in both holding and challenging empires, Freemasonry's impact spans far and wide. Discover how Freemasonry influenced diverse entities like the Mormon Church, the Sicilian mafia, and even famous personalities like Mozart and Buzz Aldrin.
Experience the enthralling journey through Freemasonry's tumultuous history, from being revered to feared by different factions. Gain insight into the controversies and contradictions surrounding Freemasonry, such as being viewed as devil worshippers by the Catholic Church and as spreaders of undesirable ideas by Hitler, Mussolini, and Franco. Unravel the mysteries that connect iconic names like Churchill, Disney, Franklin, and more.
Join the millions worldwide who have been captivated by Freemasonry's allure by discovering its story in "The Craft" by John Dickie. With its contemporary influence reflected in the many members across the globe, this book sheds light on a fascinating brotherhood that has shaped modern society in ways you never imagined.
Learn more about Freemasonry and its impact on history by grabbing your copy today!
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