Author: BOUCARD, ROBERT.
Title: Revelations from the Secret Service. The Spy on Two Fronts. (Translated by Captain Raglan Somerset).
Description: London:Hutchinson & Co.Ltd, nd.(c.1930). Contents: Part One: State Secrets. I. How the Germans had Planned to Invade the United States; II. How the English Deciphered Enemy Telegrams; III. The Denouement of the Plot within Mexico; IV. "Not to be Opened for Twenty Years"; V. How the Secret Diplomatic Code of Germany was Delivered to England; VI. A Man who Vanished into Thin Air. Part Two. Tricks of the Trade: I. At the Headquarters of the Big Five; II. In the German Service; III. Dressing for the Part; IV. A Prize of a Hundred Thousand Pesetas; V. The Escape of a Prince; VI. On Board an Enemy Submarine; VII. The Key to the Riddle. Pp.173, erratum slip, minor toning to endpapers, a couple of spots to final two pages. Red cloth with black line border, slight sunning to spine. G+.

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