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The Great Impersonation

First published: 1920
Pages: 210

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Chapter 01
18:05
Chapter 02
18:36
Chapter 03
11:31
Chapter 04
21:03
Chapter 05
14:54
Chapter 06
31:33
Chapter 07
23:39
Chapter 08
15:13
Chapter 09
12:41
Chapter 10
19:03
Chapter 11
13:04
Chapter 12
13:11
Chapter 13
16:06
Chapter 14
14:10
Chapter 15
18:30
Chapter 16
18:09
Chapter 17
16:34
Chapter 18
16:00
Chapter 19
16:18
Chapter 20
13:38
Chapter 21
11:16
Chapter 22
15:52
Chapter 23
20:25
Chapter 24
11:13
Chapter 25
12:08
Chapter 26
21:43
Chapter 27
11:14
Chapter 28
21:09
Chapter 29
20:33

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About this book

Two men who could pass for twins meet by chance in the African bush: Everard Dominey, an English gentleman ruined by drink and scandal, and Leopold von Ragastein, a German nobleman turned imperial agent. When Dominey returns to English society on the eve of the First World War, sharp-eyed and sober, a question hangs over every scene. Is this the reformed Englishman, or his German double sent to spy on the country's ruling class? Oppenheim braids espionage, a haunted family estate, and a wife who may be losing her mind into one of his most tightly plotted thrillers. Long regarded as his masterpiece, it was a bestseller in its day. This free PDF and EPUB edition offers classic pre-war intrigue at full tilt.

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E. Phillips Oppenheim

E. Phillips Oppenheim (1866-1946) was an English novelist who wrote over a hundred thrillers of high society, espionage, and intrigue. He was one of the best-selling authors of his era.