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En 118 nueve caballeros francos y flamencos encabezados por Hugo de Payns, se presentaron en Jerusalén ante el rey Balduino II. ¿Qué pretendían? ¿Tal vez, como se ha dicho, dar protección a los peregrinos cristianos? ¿O ir a la búsqueda de un Secreto de extraordinario poder? Años más tarde, estos nueve caballeros fueron el núcleo sobre el que se formó la orden monástico-militar más mítica y poderosa del medievo: los Templarios. Visite el Especial sobre los Templarios

Una investigación que revela que detrás del descubrimiento de América y de los orígenes de Cristobal Colón se esconde un enigma que debe ser resuelto y que le conecta con los templarios. David Hatcher Childress utiliza de nuevo la historia y la documentación justificada y profusa para iluminar las esquinas a la que la historia oficial no llega. Pero además de ofrecernos una visión de la historia heterogénea, el autor lo hará de un modo trepidante y ameno que nos mete de lleno en una aventura inédita que pretende contestar a los flecos que quedan sueltos en la historia canónica....

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