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on 12/10/00 11:56, Rob Cohn at robc@hfx.andara.com wrote:
> Greetings...I have more than a dozen books on Oak Island - I'm not familiar
> with the one you're referring to I guess...Mark Finnan made some reference
> to masonic connexions in his Oak Island Secrets, and then turned to the
> Sinclair Saga in a subsequent book...that's about the most tangible
> connexion I can find...
>
> In the back of my mind I think William Crooker suggested more of a
> connexion in his 1999 Tracking Treasure but as the recent Sinclair
> traditional viking raid into the province made off with both my copies, and
> a photocopy of the Mystery Walls Chapter, I can't check at this moment.
>
> Oh, looky here - a book by Lionel and Patricia Fanthorne - The Oak Island
> Mystery Hounslow 1995 (ISBN 0-88882-170-0) that I came across a coupla
> months ago and haven't turned to yet - the back cover states: "theories
> include...[long list here-ed] and part of the ancient, semi-legendary
> Arcadian Treasure linked to the mystery of Glozel and Rennes-le-Chateau in
> France."
>
> Guess I'd better read it...
>
> thanks, rob
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-sinclair@matrix.net [mailto:owner-sinclair@matrix.net]On
> Behalf Of Robert Goff
> Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2000 12:24 PM
> To: sinclair@matrix.net
> Subject: Oak Island
>
>
> I recently read a book titled along the lines of The Oak Island
> Mystery and the Missing Templar Tresure in which claims of a Gunn emblem
> and masonic symbols on Oak Island were made. However, the book seemed
> to make several unfounded claims, one of which may have been the Gunn
> coat of arms on Oak Island. It is an interesting topic, which I have
> only recently began studying, so I would like to hear more.
>
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Greetings to all,
let me suggest an interresting book which manages to establish all possible
and suspected connexions between Scotland, the Kights Templar, the
Merovingians, Rennes-le-Château, Arcadia, the Sinclair bloodline, and so
on. It is Michael Bradley's «Grail Knights of North America» (Hounslow
Press, 1998). Another revealing nook is Gérard de Sède's famous little book
enitled « Le Trésor maudit de Rennes-le-Château », published under the Sion
Priory' guidance and surely available in English by now). I have visited
Rennes-le-Château and the surroundings last summer and many questions remain
unanswered. All I know is that it is obviously all part of the same bigger
picture.
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