The Greatest Templar Tale Never Told: The Sinclair/Weymss Journals

Spanning 417 years from the first entry in 1353 to the last in 1770, the Sinclair/ Wemyss journals tell the personal stories of how fifteen generations within two Scottish clans completed a sacred mission to establish a sanctuary in the lands ＂far to the west.＂ That mission was to bring Templar treasures that disappeared from France on October 13, 1307 to North America to be used to help fund the ＂Free Templar State＂ that would become the United States of America. Comprised of twenty books written in Latin, Old, and Modern English, the stories told are not only enthralling and amazing, but give a deep look at the truth of the mission our Founding Fathers called the ＂Covenant.＂

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