by Stephen Knight · HarperCollins · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780586059838
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«The Brotherhood» is Stephen Knight's investigative essay on Freemasonry, published by HarperCollins in paperback (326 pages, in English).
Stephen Knight investigates British Freemasonry, a secret society of some 700,000 members, and its possible influence on the police and the judiciary. The book asks whether a Christian can be a Freemason, whether the KGB infiltrated the order, and whether the brotherhood fosters corruption in public life, with testimonies from Masons who break their vow of silence.
Subtitled 'The Explosive Expose of the Secret World of the Freemasons', it was originally published in 1985. Includes index and bibliography.
Recommended for those interested in the history of secret societies, investigative journalism, and British institutions.
Stephen Knight was a British journalist and author. He is best remembered for the books Jack the Ripper: The Final Solution (1976) and The Brotherhood (1984).
