Templars in America

"Templars in America" explores the intriguing story of two prominent European Templar families, Henry St. Clair and Carlo Zeno, who forged peaceful ties with the Mi'kmaq people in Canada nearly a century before Columbus. Historians Tim Wallace-Murphy and Marilyn Hopkins utilize archival and archaeological evidence to validate their journey and its significance in the broader history of exploration, linking it to the development of Templars, Freemasonry, and the foundations of American democracy. This engaging narrative weaves together ancient history with the evolution of American ideals, spanning from early civilizations to the founding of the United States.