The Rise and Fall of William Morgan

This chapter explores the historical beginnings of Masonry in America, focusing on key figures like Henry Price and George Washington, while highlighting the emergence of anti-Masonic sentiments during Andrew Jackson's presidency. It centers around William Morgan, a controversial figure whose claims and actions sparked significant tension with Masonic organizations, culminating in a dramatic battle over the secrets of Freemasonry. The narrative weaves together humor and suspense as it recounts Morgan's attempts to expose the Masons, his eventual abduction, and the complex interplay of loyalty and betrayal within this secretive society.