According to Ward Baldwin's reminiscences in The Final Affair:
the First Council was only five men;
the early Hierarchy used Hollerith cards to maintain a central information service about professional criminals in London at the end of the nineteenth century;
the Hierarchy became international in the first twenty years of the twentieth century, partly thanks to the Great War;
the Thrush symbol first appeared on a blazer badge in Chicago in 1923;
the first and fourth decades of the twentieth century were periods of internal reorganization and of a broadening power base;
the Hierarchy profited from both sides during WWII;
the Hierarchy is information, which cannot be destroyed.
We want to read more. David McDaniel transformed an impossibly powerful and well-resourced conspiracy into a barely plausible and fascinating organization with an unexpected history and a unique, complex and intricate structure.
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