Feared Brotherhood

Feared Brotherhood examines why Freemasonry has inspired suspicion, hostility, and outright persecution across centuries and cultures. Tracing opposition from absolutist monarchies and totalitarian regimes to modern conspiracy movements, the book explores how secrecy, symbolism, and independent fraternity have repeatedly been misunderstood—and deliberately misrepresented—by those who fear organizations beyond their control. 

Blending history, psychology, and cultural analysis, Feared Brotherhood reveals that attacks on Freemasonry often say more about its critics than the Craft itself. By uncovering recurring patterns of moral panic, propaganda, and power anxiety, the book demonstrates how Freemasonry’s emphasis on conscience, brotherhood, and self-governance has made it a perennial target—and why it continues to endure despite opposition. (Soft Cover 105 pages)