Spying in America: Espionage from the Revolutionary War to the Dawn of the Cold War
"Spying In Americareveals how important espionage has been to the American chronicle. Historian Michael Sulick tells the story from a unique perspective―a career clandestine services officer who knows what is important. As motivating as Lawrence of Arabia; as insightful as le Carré; as reliable as David McCullough... indispensable reading for a basic foundation." --Hayden B. Peake, former army and CIA intelligence officer"Spying in Americacould only have been written by an intelligence professional as experienced and knowledgeable as Michael Sulick. He knows the intelligence and counterintelligence disciplines in a way most are never exposed to. His special insights are invaluable as he weaves connections between events and cases that are essential....This book is a fast, easy read with compelling material that should be on the bookshelves of any real student of the subject." --David G. Major, president and founder of the CI Centre® and SPYPEDIA®