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PAGES (Just click on the page you wish to go
to): Page 1—Abandon
All Hope: Introduction to a Hermeneutical Hell Page 2—The
Saunière Episode: Who Wrote It? Page 3—The
Plantard Subplot Page 4—The
Lincoln Story & Its Aftermath Page 5—
Puzzling Pieces of the Story Page 6—Summing
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A list of English-language books on the
subject has been provided along the way, but below I provide a bibliography of
the French sources Paul Smith leans on and a few links to other websites.
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The following bibliography has
apparently been heavily leaned on by Paul Smith in coming to his conclusions,
and they may be perfectly reputable sources, but I do not personally know
that. I would have to know who these
authors are and whether they have any axes to grind or ideologies to defend or
secret agendas before I would accept their arguments. The fact that this began as a French
“conspiracy” puts one on guard against French sources. One should also factor in the long tradition
of locals having fun with the tourists.
And that it’s Frenchmen in the position of being able to gull Brits is
even more to be considered!
René Descadeillas, 'Mythologie du Tresor de Rennes: Histoire Veritable de L'Abbe
Sauniere, Cure de Rennes-Le-Chateau' (Mémoires de la Société des Arts et des Sciences de Carcassonne, Annees 1971-1972, 4me série, Tome
VII, 2me partie; 1974). [Reprinted
in 1991 by Editions Collot,
Jacques Rivière, 'Le Fabuleux Tresor de
Rennes-Le-Chateau! Le Secret de L'Abbe Sauniere'
(Editions Belisane; 1983).
Pierre Jarnac, 'Histoire Du Tresor de Rennes-Le-Chateau' (L'Association
pour le développement de la lecture; 1985).
Claire Corbu & Antoine Captier,
'L'Heritage De L'Abbe Sauniere' (Editions Belisane;
1985).
Pierre
Jarnac, 'Les Archives De Rennes-Le-Chateau', Tome 1
& 2. (Editions Belisane;
1987-1988).
Jean Markale, 'Rennes-Le-Chateau et L'Enigme de L'or' (Les Editions
Pygmalion/Gérard Watelet; 1989).
Jean-Jacques
Bedu, 'Rennes-Le-Chateau: Autopsie
d'un mythe' (Ed. Loubatières;
31120 Portet-sur-Garonne; 1990).
Vinciane Denis, 'Rennes-Le-Chateau, Le trésor
de l'abbé Saunière' (Editions Marabout,
Collection "les Grands Formats"; 1996).
Patrick Mensior, 'L'extraordinaire Secret des Prêtres
de Rennes-le-Château' (2001).
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Following are links to other websites interested in
Rennes-le-Château and related matters.
If you wish your site to be added to this list, apply to
dietrich@cas.usf.edu. I have kept this
list short because most of the sites here have themselves extensive listings of
links, especially # 8.
1.
An excellent website covering it all is to be
found at http://www.rlcresearch.com/.
2.
Torkain’s “Rennes-le-Château”---http://www.rennes-le-chateau.com/default-uk.htm
(now under new management).
3.
Steve Mizrach’s
website is full of good information on most of the questions posed by
4.
Nicholar Mazet provides interesting articles at “Templum
Sodalitas Janus”---http://www.tsj.org/
5.
“The
Society of
6.
A new website by Tarquin
called “Undiscovered” is interesting,-- http://www.aimoo.com/forum/freeboard.cfm?id=560237 (Disappeared!)
7.
"Ben
Hammot's" caper,“The
Mystery Solved, the Tomb Found,” can be found at http://www.thetombman.com/
8.
“The
9.
“Tour
Magdala Webshop.com”---www.tour-magdala.com
. In addition to being a shop where
items can be purchased, such as Henry Lincoln’s videos, this site has a terrific links page to
other
10.
Many
links are provided at http://www.rhedae.com/.
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