The Secret Founding of America

Mind Body & Soul Ezine Book Review: 'The Secret Founding of America - The Real Story of Freemasons, Puritans & the Battle for the New World', by Nicholas Hagger, published by Watkins Publishing, Paperback 352 pages, £9.99 Kindle: £5.03 Visit http://www.nicholashagger.co.uk/

This book charts the role of the Knights Templars, the Jacobites, Freemasons and the Illuminati in the discovery of America, and Bartholomew Gosnold's role in the founding of the British colonies. 
Nicholas Hagger takes us on a broad journey of discovery. This book is well researched and offers new points of view, discoveries and connections on this fascinating, controversial and enjoyable subject. You will definitely find something new here! One of a trilogy, see below. 

Mind Body & Soul Ezine Book Review: The Secret American Destiny - The Hidden Order of the Universe and the 7 Disciplines of World Culture written by Nicholas Hagger, published by Watkins Publishing, Paperback 320 pages, £12.99 Kindle: £5.63 Visit: http://www.nicholashagger.co.uk/

Written by the award winning academic, Nicholas Hagger, this book describes his new and radical philosophical theory on the entire aspect of human life which he has titled 'Universalism'. The Disciplines is the third book in a trilogy of books, beginning with 'The Secret Founding of America', then 'The Secret American Dream'. Universalism is not new. It seems to be seriously considered many times by American politicians. Within the Seven Disciplines are basic concepts, such as spirituality, philosophy, sciences, culture, etc. Hagger has a huge knowledge of history, geography and other relevant subjects. You need to go slowly with this, as it is not a fast read! 

This video is a profile of the author, Nicholas Hagger and of his vision of the future.
Visit other books by the author, Nicholas Hagger on these links:
https://mbsmagazin.blogspot.com/2018/06/world-state-and-world-constitution-book.html

And his autobiography: https://mbsmagazin.blogspot.com/2018/07/nicholas-hagger-autobiography.html#.W6IbJBFRfIU

Review by Wendy Stokes