Nandakishore Varma's Reviews > The Templars: History & Myth
The Templars: History & Myth
by Michael Haag
by Michael Haag
Nandakishore Varma's review
bookshelves: history
Oct 02, 11
bookshelves: history
Read from September 27 to October 02, 2011
A sort of primer on Templar history... good for somebody like me who is a novice in the field. I think it may leave serious historians dissatisfied.
I seemed to detect a subdued pro-Christian bias throughout the narrative, but maybe that's just my perception. The book does a good job of presenting the history of the Templars without any frills, and debunking conspiracy theories and far-fetched ideas. However, being a fan of mythology, it is the legends linking the Templars to the Holy Grail that I found most interesting!
I would recommend it as a good introduction to Templar history for the layman.
I seemed to detect a subdued pro-Christian bias throughout the narrative, but maybe that's just my perception. The book does a good job of presenting the history of the Templars without any frills, and debunking conspiracy theories and far-fetched ideas. However, being a fan of mythology, it is the legends linking the Templars to the Holy Grail that I found most interesting!
I would recommend it as a good introduction to Templar history for the layman.
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