Donovan: America's Master Spy

DUNLOP, RICHARD

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ISBN 10: 0528811177 ISBN 13: 9780528811173

Published by Rand McNally, Chicago, 1982

Language: English

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Title

Donovan: America's Master Spy

Publisher

Rand McNally, Chicago

Publication Date

1982

Language

English

ISBN 10

0528811177

ISBN 13

9780528811173

Binding

Hard Cover

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First Edition, First printing.

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Details the extraordinary exploits of William J. Donovan--war hero, presidential advisor, and founder of the Office of Strategic Services--based on Donovan's personal papers, the recollections of co-workers, and recently declassified government documents

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Richard Dunlop was the author of many travel and history books, a freelance journalist for the Chicago Tribune and a past president of the society of Midland Authors. In the late 1960s he was awarded back to back Mark Twain Travel Writers Grand Awards. Dunlop passed away in 1987. Sir William Stephenson was a canadian soldier and spymaster and oversaw British intelligence for the entire Western Hemisphere during World War II. He is best known by his intelligence codename 'Intrepid' and is widely recognised as the real life inspiration for James Bond.

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