Ignore the previous reviewer who claims it's truth mixed with lies (probably to shift the blame away from his own group). The only lie I found was in his review that implied Jesuits were behind Freemasonry and that Saxe-Coburg was Catholic when they were one of the first to become Protestant in the Revolt in 1517.

The author blames the rise of Freemasonry on the Protestant Revolution, but conveniently fails to point out that it arose a few short years after the Jesuits were kicked out of a few countries including England. With The rise of Jacobism, with the goal of placing a Stuart (catholic) monarch back on the English throne, they succeeded when the Catholic European family of Saxe Coburg Gotha was placed there. They changed their name to Windsor in 1917. An overall good book on Masonic ideology though.