October 7, 2016 is the 167th anniversary of the death of anti-masonic author Edgar A. Poe (he didn’t like to be called "Edgar Allan;” he had contempt for his foster-father John Allan and signed himself Edgar A.
A Holiday for a GeniusBy Michael Hoffman • www.revisionisthistory.orgPublished annually on January 19.Copyright ©1993 and 2016There is one whose name is a synonym for genius and whose life was dedicated to honor and the exposure of fraud and imbecility.
Today is the 166th anniversary of the death of Edgar Allan Poe in Baltimore from — in our opinion — a blow to the back of his head. Poe was a committed opponent of Freemasonry and two of his best stories, "Never Bet the Devil Your Head" and in particular, “The Cask of Amontillado,” had anti-masonic themes. We offer a CD of this writer reading “Cask” and “The Raven,” and offering a biography of Poe’s life.
