The secret founding of America

The book challenges conventional narratives by contrasting the early Christian-oriented 'Planting Fathers' (Jamestown and Plymouth settlers) with the later Freemason-influenced 'Founding Fathers.

' Hagger traces connections between Templar traditions, Enlightenment ideals, and secret societies, arguing that Freemasonry played a continuous role in shaping America's political trajectory from colonial times through modern democratic struggles.