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I Spy

by Natalie Sumner Lincoln

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1916
Pages
225
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Read by James R. Hedrick · 6 h 39 min · 25 parts

  1. At Victoria Station

    8:44

  2. Out Of The Void

    9:21

  3. Powers That Prey

    13:39

  4. "Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot?"

    13:49

  5. An Eventful Evening

    15:53

  6. At The Capitol

    17:13

  7. Phantom Wires

    13:59

  8. Kaiser Blumen

    17:15

  9. The Spider And The Fly

    12:13

  10. Sisters In Unity

    9:01

  11. A Man In A Hurry

    4:22

  12. A Sinister Discovery

    16:24

  13. Hide And Seek

    22:27

  14. A Question Of Loyalty

    17:14

  15. The Game, "I Spy"

    12:19

  16. At The Morgue

    22:47

  17. Circumstantial Evidence

    25:50

  18. A Proposal

    19:10

  19. The Yellow Streak

    15:05

  20. The Awakening

    19:20

  21. The Finger Print

    18:50

  22. "Trenton Hurry"

    19:33

  23. In Full Cry

    14:09

  24. Retributive Justice

    16:21

  25. Love Paramount

    24:47

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Espionage thrillers set in wartime Washington were still a novelty when Natalie Sumner Lincoln (1881-1935), a Washington-born journalist who built her career on mysteries about the capital's political society, published I Spy in 1916. Written while the United States was still neutral in the First World War, the novel follows a German plot to steal two American inventions with military value, a camera designed to map terrain from an airship and a process for making glass armor. Lincoln filled her books with senators, socialites, and embassy figures drawn from her newspaper work, and her series detective, Inspector Mitchell of the Washington police, appeared in roughly ten novels between 1916 and 1927. I Spy preserves the invasion anxieties of America on the eve of entering the war.

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Natalie Sumner Lincoln

Natalie Sumner Lincoln was an American novelist who wrote mystery and crime novels mostly set in her native Washington, D.C.

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Book facts

First published
1916
Reading time
About 4 hours
Pages
225
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
James R. Hedrick