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Title: Important piece in Freemason and Templar history
Review: One of history's great mysteries has been the whereabouts of the Knights Templar of the British Isles, who virtually disappeared with most of their treasure and documents during late 1307. Robinson brings an impressive array of facts and deductions to explain that the Templars did not disappear, but went underground to form a mutual support and defense network for their once-proud order. That network became the Masons. Although some have claimed that this book cannot be called "serious research", owing to its lack of footnotes (a practice the author explains in his book "Dungeon, Fire & Sword"), such complaints cannot detract from the methodical deductive work that Robinson brings to bear on this subject. For any who are studying the roots of the Ancient Order of Free and Accepted Masons, or the ultimate end of the Knights Templar, this is a work that cannot be ignored
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