Post by Geoff on Oct 20, 2010 18:37:16 GMT -5
The Lands of
Templar Cunninghame
An Essential List of Templar sites in and around
the ancient kingdom of Cunninghame
by A.J.Morton
The Lands of Templar Cunninghame
Extracted from Morton's ground breaking thesis, this easily downloadable list of Templar sites is essential reading for those visiting genuine Templar sites in the south west of Scotland.
Testimonials:
"A fine piece of historical detective work."
Dr. Gerard Carruthers
Glasgow University
"Very affordable and nicely presented,
easy to read and the layout is beautiful."
D. Gemmell
Customer USA
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The Weight of Kilwinning
An Architectural Review of
an Unusual Abbey in the West of Scotland
by A.J.Morton
Competing with Melrose, St. Andrews and even England's Westminster abbey, the 12th century Tironensian monastery in Kilwinning was one of the most opulent in Europe, and one of the largest in Scotland. Linked with Freemasons and Templars, High Constables and Kings, Kilwinning Abbey has been dubbed "The New Rosslyn" by the national press.
"If Mr. Morton's theory is proved, Kilwinning could
hold the keystone to re-writing history"
Lorraine Howard
Irvine Herald
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Henry Sinclair
The House of Rosslyn and Kilwinning Abbey
Reviewing a Misunderstood Link
By A.J.Morton
Abbot Henry Sinclair of Rosslyn was abbot of Kilwinning in 1541.
Legend states that the Sinclairs of Rosslyn held their Grand Lodges at Kilwinning, and not at Rosslyn Chapel. There is one genuine connection between the two churches, but is it masonic?
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The Spy: Notes from an
18th century Government Agent
From the notes and works of Daniel Defoe,
gathered during his missions in Ayrshire.
by A.J.Morton
Earlier historians were convinced Daniel Defoe was unimpressed
by the Ancient Royal Burgh of Irvine, yet a close study of his notes
and works reveals that he held the town in the highest regard,
and thought it one of the best in Scotland.
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"Robert Burns & Bourtreehill"
Historian A.J. Morton has produced a small e-brochure on a forgotten period in the life of Robert Burns. He is trying to raise funds for the rehabilitation of his son so do him a favour and purchase "Robert Burns & Bourtreehill", available here:
aj-morton.weebly.com/purchase.html
Templar Cunninghame
An Essential List of Templar sites in and around
the ancient kingdom of Cunninghame
by A.J.Morton
The Lands of Templar Cunninghame
Extracted from Morton's ground breaking thesis, this easily downloadable list of Templar sites is essential reading for those visiting genuine Templar sites in the south west of Scotland.
Testimonials:
"A fine piece of historical detective work."
Dr. Gerard Carruthers
Glasgow University
"Very affordable and nicely presented,
easy to read and the layout is beautiful."
D. Gemmell
Customer USA
________________________________________
The Weight of Kilwinning
An Architectural Review of
an Unusual Abbey in the West of Scotland
by A.J.Morton
Competing with Melrose, St. Andrews and even England's Westminster abbey, the 12th century Tironensian monastery in Kilwinning was one of the most opulent in Europe, and one of the largest in Scotland. Linked with Freemasons and Templars, High Constables and Kings, Kilwinning Abbey has been dubbed "The New Rosslyn" by the national press.
"If Mr. Morton's theory is proved, Kilwinning could
hold the keystone to re-writing history"
Lorraine Howard
Irvine Herald
________________________________________
Henry Sinclair
The House of Rosslyn and Kilwinning Abbey
Reviewing a Misunderstood Link
By A.J.Morton
Abbot Henry Sinclair of Rosslyn was abbot of Kilwinning in 1541.
Legend states that the Sinclairs of Rosslyn held their Grand Lodges at Kilwinning, and not at Rosslyn Chapel. There is one genuine connection between the two churches, but is it masonic?
________________________________________
The Spy: Notes from an
18th century Government Agent
From the notes and works of Daniel Defoe,
gathered during his missions in Ayrshire.
by A.J.Morton
Earlier historians were convinced Daniel Defoe was unimpressed
by the Ancient Royal Burgh of Irvine, yet a close study of his notes
and works reveals that he held the town in the highest regard,
and thought it one of the best in Scotland.
=====================================
"Robert Burns & Bourtreehill"
Historian A.J. Morton has produced a small e-brochure on a forgotten period in the life of Robert Burns. He is trying to raise funds for the rehabilitation of his son so do him a favour and purchase "Robert Burns & Bourtreehill", available here:
aj-morton.weebly.com/purchase.html
