British Secret Service During the Great War
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Chapter 19 MINISTERIAL, DIPLOMATIC, AND CONSULAR FAILINGS
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Released on: 01/12/2017
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1 Chapter 1 WAR AND THE INTRODUCING OF JIM2 Chapter 2 SECRET SERVICE ORGANISATIONS, COMPARISONS, AND INCIDENTALS3 Chapter 3 INITIATION TO ACTIVE WORK4 Chapter 4 INTERCOMMUNICATING WITH TEMPORARY CODES AND INCIDENTS5 Chapter 5 LOCATING GERMAN MINE-LAYERS6 Chapter 6 DEPOSING A RIVAL7 Chapter 7 FIGHTING GERMAN AGENTS WITH FAKED WEAPONS8 Chapter 8 ESCAPING FROM THE CLUTCHES OF A VERY CLEVER LADY9 Chapter 9 WILD-FOWLING EXTRAORDINARY AND TRAWLING FOR SUBMARINES IN NEUTRAL WATERS10 Chapter 10 THE MYSTERIOUS HARBOUR11 Chapter 11 MAD GAMBLING AND A BIG BRIBE12 Chapter 12 SHADOWED BY POLICE13 Chapter 13 DODGING FRONTIER GUARDS AND SEARCHING FOR ONE'S SELF14 Chapter 14 AVOIDING COLD MURDER15 Chapter 15 ESCAPING FROM A SUBMARINE16 Chapter 16 THE CASEMENT AFFAIR17 Chapter 17 PERTAINING TO MYSTERY SHIPS18 Chapter 18 THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA BY GERMAN TREACHERY19 Chapter 19 MINISTERIAL, DIPLOMATIC, AND CONSULAR FAILINGS20 Chapter 20 THE SHAM BLOCKADE