The master spy
By: by Dan Halacy. Drawings by Frederic Marvin.
Contributors: Marvin, Frederic, illus.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Published: 1968
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 192
Subjects: Spies.; Spies.
Description: The lives and careers of twelve spies from the nineteenth and twentieth century whose successes affected the history of many nations.
Table of contents: title: Dr. Stieber; spymaster with 40,000 agents.; title: Captain Nathan Hale; America's first spy.; title: Widow Rose Greenhow; spy belle of Washington.; title: Mary Louvestre; the slave who spied for freedom.; title: Lieutenant Karl Lody; the agent who died in vain.; title: Mata Hari; she danced her way to a firing squad.; title: William Sebold; counterspy for the U.S.; title: Michel Hollard; the spy who saved London.; title: Rudolf Abel; Russia's master spy.; title: Stig Wennerstrom; Sweden's traitor spy.; title: Cicero; the spy nobody believed.; title: Dr. Richard Sorge; the romantic double agent.