
The Knights of the Golden Circle (Secret Society, Civil War, John Wilkes Booth, Abraham Lincoln, Confederate Gold, Rebels, Slavery)
Jimmy Akin's Mysterious World
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The common sign of recognition is nine. Right forefinger drawn across upper lip under nose as if rubbing. The answer, ten, with forefinger and thumb of left hand, take hold of left ear. So I'm guessing a lot of guys who just needed to scratch their nose ended up accidentally identifying as Knights and getting a Carol Burnett. To gain admission to a working castle or the room of any KGC, give 11, one distinct wrap at the door. Sentinel on duty will then raise the Wicket and demand the countersign, which is 12. Soldiers always letter to accept at Castle Door.
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In the 19th century, secret societies were all the rage and the Knights of the Golden Circle were among the most famous. Jimmy Akin and Dom Bettinelli discuss their origin and aims, their role in the Civil War, and the mysteries surrounding them.
