La desaparición y el presunto asesinato de William Morgan en 1826 encendieron un poderoso movimiento contra los masones. Tras anunciar su intención de exponer los secretos de esta influyente sociedad fraternal, fue arrestado bajo cargos falsos. Su posterior desaparición, que se creía secuestro y asesinato por masones, provocó una protesta pública. Este descontento impulsó la formación de un importante partido político dedicado a oponerse a la masonería.
This gripping novel tells the story of a British soldier who is captured by the Germans during World War I and sent to a prisoner of war camp. Through his eyes, we see the horrors of war and the human cost of conflict. William Morgan's vivid prose and powerful storytelling make this a book that you won't be able to put down.
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