The Templar Meridians: The Secret Mapping of the New World

This is one of the most informative books regarding the Real history of the mapping of Quebec, Ontario the Eastern Provinces of Canada and North America. It is one thing to study the conventional History books, but acquiring the knowledge that this book possesses gives the reader a deeper understanding about what was happening behind the scenes, politically in England, France and Europe and how it influenced the exploration and mapping of New France, Canada and the Eastern seaboard. I have family members, who are Masons, Shriners, and Knights Templar and they have indicated to me that the information that is given in this book is very accurate. There are many unknown tidbits of information that the average layperson will find extremely interesting. I have read this book twice to fully digest all the information and fully absorb it.I would highly recommend this book to everyone who is interested in what really happened in our distant past. The Templar Meridians: The Secret Mapping of the New World

I know that written history is not always what we have thought, or been taught to believe. Conspiracies, hidden secrets, cover-ups abound. However, to publish a book entitled "The Secret Mapping of the New World", you would think that the author would have a definitive explanation of what exactly these "meridians" were and how they came about it. Instead we get a hodgepodge of conjecture, myth, the premise that everyone "in the Craft" has secret knowledge of the New World, how to find it, how to create special metal alloys for superior weaponry and the like. Not only that, but he speculates this may have ties to Moses, King David, King Solomon, Jesus & Mary Magdalene, The British Royal Family, Catholic Church, Freemasonry, and on and on.one of the many problems of the book is that there is no continuity of thought. He ventures from European settlement of Nova Scotia, to the myriad of Native American tribes in Canada and US, to painters to Jesuits to Freemasons to just about everybody under the sun. He does cite real names, dates (some of which are incorrect), places but that is where the facts stop and his conjecture begins. This is just a poorly written book to capitalize on the sensationalism of "The Da'Vinci Code" and interest in the Knights Templar. Don't waste your time with this book as there are so many other truly HISTORICAL books you can read.Ask yourself this question, if I were a descendent of Jesus and Mary Magdalene in today's time, why would I still be concealing the secret? If these hidden treasures or secret knowledge is available to a chosen group, why are they still looking for it? The true conspiracy is the sons and grandsons of these Freemason Grand Masters coming out of the woodwork to explain something that doesn't need explaining. There is no secret treasure (physical or metaphorically) that hasn't already been discovered. We need facts and answers, not more secrets and fantasy.

If you read this book it's not "light" reading. What it is ,is very well written, informative and loaded with information on every page.Mr. Mann has obviously done a tremendous amount of research and each paragraph has detailed facts : there is no filler .Interested? Then by all means get this very readable book for a definitive look at the Templars and their effect on the new world.

Great but long read but in the end a mind blower for sure!

I love reading about this subject good book worth a read

Like so many Templar writers, this author gives some fascinating facts and keeps the story moving until the last chapter, where he takes a nose dive.

Still trying to work my way through this one. Interesting.

This is a must for anyone who is interested in the story of the Templars and their travel in North America.

Book was purchased for husband as a gift after we started watching and got interested in the mystery of Oak Island. He started reading it and from his telling, it's a really interesting book, lots of supporting maps/documents. Will read it after he's finished with it.

HAVE READ ALL OF MANN'S BOOKS

Great book. Good service in receiving promptly. Recommend to all

very good read

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