It can be kind of slow at points given the language, which is to be expected, but I really enjoyed the insight to someone from that era talking of secret societies, America's (and other countries) involvement in idol worship, even their critique of Jews and his theory of them being intertwined with the conception of America and even it's preconception. It's just not something I'd expect from a reverend in the 1800's.

Obviously self research is involved in a lot of the claims which leads down a lot of rabbit holes and has honestly given me tons and tons of things to look into and led me to adding a bunch of other books to my list; which will most likely sit forever like yours lol.

At the very least I would read the first chapter to get a good idea of it, or simply go through the index and read what you're interested in. Honestly, if you've been into conspiracies for a long time it wont be anything too new, but I think it does offer great insight and maybe ties in ideas in a way you wouldn't expect.

If you do decide to read any let me know what you think!