R. Lomas - Invisible College

The Invisible College: Unmasking the True Architects of Modern Science

Dive into the tumultuous backdrop of 17th-century England, where war against the Dutch, the Great Plague, and the Great Fire of London cast long shadows over a society on the brink of transformation. **The Invisible College** by R. Lomas unveils a compelling narrative that goes beyond the conventional understanding of the Royal Society's genesis. Lomas meticulously peels back layers of history to reveal the clandestine influence of a secret society, the "invisible college," later known as Freemasonry. This hidden organization, led by the enigmatic Sir Robert Moray, played a pivotal role in shaping the intellectual landscape of the time, providing the crucial foundation for the Royal Society's emergence. **The Invisible College** uncovers the intricate web of motivations behind Sir Moray's actions. Lomas expertly intertwines the historical context with individual ambitions, showcasing how Moray's past experiences within the "invisible college" equipped him with the strategic acumen to structure and secure funding for the nascent Royal Society. The book challenges conventional historical narratives, demonstrating how Freemasonry, under the patronage of King Charles II, served as the driving force behind the birth of modern science, using the Royal Society as a façade. **The Invisible College** is a captivating journey through the secret history of a pivotal era, unveiling the true architects of modern science and their hidden agenda. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the complex interplay between science, politics, and secret societies. **R. Lomas** is a renowned author and historian, known for his meticulous research and captivating storytelling. He has authored numerous books on history, secret societies, and the origins of science.

Wydawnictwo	Corgi
data wydania	8 czerwca 2009
ISBN	9780552158374
liczba stron	448
kategoria	historyczna
język	angielski