Freemasons amongst the Founding Fathers.
(This is not meant to stir controversy or conspiracy theories.)
I am curious, since it is known that George Washington, Ben Franklin, and Paul Revere were American Freemasons, with the German Baron von Stueben and French general Lafayette (I'm too tired to check if this is the correct name, sorry if I am mistaken ;) ), there was an obvious presence of the Masons, especially in the fledging army.
I am curious, who else were Masons?
And, should this have been included in the show?
I have not read the book yet (it's on my list), was it mentioned in the text? Could David McCullough be convinced to re-edit his work and include this for "John Adams" and "1776"? (I listened to the audio book of "1776," and heard no mention of Masons.)
"Remember this: It should not have been Edgar, but Kim." - Stephen King in EW.