The Broken Seal

The abduction and murder of William Morgan in 1826 sent shockwaves through the Masonic community and became a cause célèbre in American history. In this gripping memoir, Samuel D. Greene provides a first-hand account of the events surrounding Morgan's abduction and murder, including the political and social tensions that led to the crime.
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