FORTHCOMING JULY 2008

The Freemasons were the leading lights in the American, the French and the Italian Revolutions. In Britain, they represented the high command of the armies in the Protestant versus Catholic struggles in Northern Ireland and Jacobite Scotland. They also led Napoleon's conquest of  Europe. Often conspirators against the state, they became the pillars of the establishment in the military and the law.  This illuminating book tells the real truth behind Dan Brown's  forthcoming book 'The Solomon Key'.

THE REBEL MASONS
Sutton Publishing, July 2008
Price: £20-00

 





 

 

FOUR THOUSAND YEARS OF MAN AND HORSE.
From the Steppe to the Borders, from the Prairie to the  Outback, this green pasture of a natural history describes the spread of a horse culture from Asia through Europe
to Africa and the Americas. Never before has the charge  and the toil of the noble beast under the saddle been so  harnessed to the changes in our societies. The Mongols
and the Huns, the Roman Cavalry and the Knights of the  Round Table and the Crusaders, the Reivers and the Cowboys, the Gauchos and the Commandos, all rode  their way into the rise and fall of the nations. The drama was concentrated in the Wild West, with the ranchers and the homesteaders  fighting for the land. The finish was in the First World  War, when the cavalry were destroyed by the machine  gun and the tank. In this epic story, Andrew Sinclair  reveals the significance and the bond between human  and horse, that is still a way of life from the Rio Grande  to the show jumpers of Olympia. No one yet has ranged so  far or grazed so widely in this original and important work.

MAN AND HORSE
Sutton Publishing, May 2008
Price: £20-00

 

Geoff Ward of The Western Daily Express interviews
 Andrew Sinclair on his latest Book
 "The Grail:  The Quest for a Legend" on a Podcast.

CLICK ON HERE TO LISTEN TO THE PODCAST


 


On the History Channel on Sky and Cable 

‘ROSSLYN AND THE DA VINCI CODE’

The Story of the Grail 

Directed, Written and Presented

by Andrew Sinclair
 

 

THE ROSSLYN TRILOGY questions and answers many of the  problems set by THE DA VINCI CODE.  The three books give the history of the Grail and other truths about the mysterious Scots Chapel, where Tom Hanks stars in the film  of the coded novel by Dan Brown. They also cover the Crusades and the secrets of the Knights Templar and the Masons. They are the tales of the Scots Borders and Rosslyn castle and chapel for seven centuries.

 

 





 

 





 

This book describes the voyage of Prince Henry St Clair to the New World with his Zen captain from Venice, one hundred years before Columbus. It also deals with the building of Rosslyn castle and chapel. 

New Edition   Price: £6.99

 


 
 


 

A treasure map discovered on a medieval scroll in Orkney points to Templar treasures and even the Ark of the Covenant, buried in the vaults of Rosslyn Chapel.

New Edition   Price: £6.99
   


 

The final work in this trilogy, ROSSLYN, was published in July 2005. Sinclair provides a history of the family name, stretching from classical times to ruin under the Jacobites, also he shows how the Grail may well have reached Rosslyn. 

Price: £9.99 

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The author examines the close connection between the St Clairs and the Knights Templars, and how they passed into the radical Freemasons, so important in the American and French Revolutions. The trilogy is the definitive solution to the mysteries of a legendary place. 

 

As well as Birlinn, the books may also be ordered from Amazon.

 

  

 

The Grail
The Quest for a Legend
by Andrew Sinclair

In Christian tradition the Grail is anything that has held the body and blood of Christ. Andrew Sinclair’s richly illustrated book digs deep into the legends, from medieval Grail romances and the legends of King Arthur to the adventures of Indiana Jones and the recent researches of Dan Brown’s symbologist, to find the origins of our fascination with the Grail.

Andrew Sinclair is a prolific author and film-maker.

Sutton Publishing
Publishing Date: June 11th, 2007
Hardback, 263 x 194mm, 320pp
60 b&w, 60 colour illustrations

Price: £16.50 format.

 

 


  





VIVA CHE! was the first book to be published on the guerrilla hero in the revolutionary year of 1968. Packed with illustrations and tributes from leading writers and activists of the time, this is an enduring memorial to the legacy of  the icon of his age.

 
Sutton Publishing
Price: £12-99 

 

These books may also be ordered from Amazon.





 


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