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, by Sulick, Michael J.

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ISBN: 9781589019263 | 1589019261
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 11/15/2012

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List of Illustrations	p. ix
Preface	p. xi
List of Abbreviations	p. xiii
Introduction: The Peril, of Disbelief	p. 1
The Revolutionary War	p. 13
Espionage and the Revolutionary War	p. 15
The First Spy: Benjamin Church	p. 21
The Undetected Spy: Edward Bancroft	p. 29
The Treasonous Spy: Benedict Arnold	p. 39
The Civil War	p. 61
Espionage and the Civil War	p. 63
Allan Pinkerton and Union Counterintelligence	p. 71
The Chameleon Spy: Timothy Webster	p. 77
The Spy in the Union Capital: Rose Greenhow	p. 81
The Counterspy as Tyrant: Lafayette Baker	p. 87
The Confederacy's Reverend Spy: Thomas Conrad	p. 93
Union Espionage	p. 99
Espionage During the World Wars, 1914-45	p. 107
Espionage before World War	p. 109
Prelude to War: Germany's First Spy Network	p. 113
US Counterespionage and World War	p. 119
Spy Hysteria between the World Wars	p. 123
German Espionage in World War II	p. 127
The Spy in US Industry: The Norden Bombsight	p. 133
The Double Agent: William Sebold	p. 137
German Intelligence Failures in World War II	p. 143
The Spy in the State Department: Tyler Kent	p. 149
Japanese Espionage in World War II	p. 155
The Golden Age of Soviet Espionage- The 1930S and 1940S	p. 163
The Origins of Cold War Espionage	p. 165
America's Counterespionage Weapon: Venona	p. 173
The Golden Age Exposed: Igor Gouzenko	p. 181
The "Red Spy Queen": Elizabeth Bentley	p. 185
Spy versus Spy: Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss	p. 193
The Spy in the Treasury: Harry Dexter White	p. 201
The Spy in the White House: Lauchlin Currie	p. 207
The Spy in US Counterespionage: Judith Coplon	p. 211
The Atomic Bomb Spies: Prelude to the Cold War	p. 219
The Atomic Bomb Spies	p. 221
The Executed Spies: The Rosenbergs	p. 227
The Atomic Bomb Spy Who Got Away: Theodore Hall	p. 243
The Spy from the Cornfields: George Koval	p. 253
Conclusion: Espionage in the Cold War And Beyond	p. 265
Notes	p. 275
Bibliography	p. 293
About the Author	p. 303
Index	p. 305
Illustrations
Lauchlin Currie	p. 209
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