*RARE* The Red Triangle: A History of Anti-Masonry Book Paperback

The Red Triangle: A History of Anti-Masonry traces the enduring tradition of anti-Masonic sentiment from the political upheavals of the 18th and 19th centuries to modern critiques in media, religion, and popular culture.

The book examines:

• The origins of organised anti-Masonic movements
• Religious objections and theological disputes
• Political conspiracy theories and public misconceptions
• The role of secrecy, symbolism, and ritual in shaping public perception
• Media portrayals and their impact on the Craft’s image

Rather than offering sensational claims, the work provides context — showing how Freemasonry has endured waves of opposition while continuing its emphasis on moral development, fraternity, and charitable works.

Ideal for historians, Masons, critics, and curious readers interested in the history of one of the world’s most debated fraternal organisations.