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Uncover the secrets of America's hidden history with 'Templars in America.' This groundbreaking book, authored by historians Tim Wallace-Murphy and Marilyn Hopkins, delves deep into the intriguing legacy of the Knights Templar. Prepare to embark on a journey revealing how two prominent Templar families, Henry St. Clair of the Orkney Islands and Carlo Zeno of Venice, influenced pre-Columbian America, establishing ties with the Mi’qmaq people nearly a century before Columbus. Through thorough research, archival findings, and vibrant storytelling, the authors illustrate connections between these early Templar expeditions and the formation of modern democratic ideals in the U.S. From stone carvings that span the Atlantic to oral traditions that echo through time, 'Templars in America' weaves a compelling narrative linking the Templars' rich history to Freemasonry and the philosophies that shaped the Founding Fathers' vision. This tale extends beyond the Templars, exploring the breadth of American exploration from ancient civilizations to Viking sagas, ultimately leading to the genesis of the United States. Ideal for history buffs, lovers of secret societies, and anyone intrigued by the origins of democracy, this book is an essential addition to your collection. Don't miss out on understanding the true roots of America and the pivotal roles played by the Knights Templar.