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Spies

Volume IX, Number 1 | winter 2016

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Lewis H. Lapham

Agents of Betrayal

Lawrence Osborne

Happy All the Time

Lynn Stuart Parramore

Under Watchful Eyes

Amanda Power

Rise of the Drones

Rudolph Herzog

Map

All-Seeing Eyes

Miscellany

Newspaper spies.

Missing Soviet meat.

False intelligence.

Shooting pigeons.

Tipping the batters.

Hitting the target.

Indian orphan-spy.

Testing courtiers.

Eaters of hashish.

Invisible ink.

Metadata.

Long-distance signal fires.

Rendezvous with twin sisters.

Outstanding warrants.

Snooping partners.

Secrets in his girdle.

The first spy film.

Belly of the hare.

Anatomically male.

Karma police.

Voices In Time

Search and Seizure

1853 | Villette

Mysteries to Remain Unsolved

1750 | Lyons

If You See Something, Say Something

1958 | Washington, DC

Cryptanalysis

1726 | Lagado

Spy vs. Spy

1909 | Texas

Gumshoe

1840 | London

I Am Not What I Am

c. 1570 | Venice

Disciple and Punish

c. 33 | Jerusalem

Blow the Safe

1971 | Washington, DC

All Roads Lead Back to Rome

330 | Rome

An Examined Life

1859 | London

New York State of Mind

1951 | Washington, DC

Not by Liberty but by Fear

1907 | Moscow

Organized Antilabor

1907 | Chicago

Enemy of the State

1975 | Washington, DC

Knowledge Is Never Too Near

c. 1580 | London

The Boyd Identity

1862 | Front Royal, VA

Inked In

c. 357 BC | Stymphalus

Letters of the Law

1807 | France

Inspector of Souls

1858 | London

Charts and Graphs

Holy Seeing

Persons of Intrigue

Codes and Ciphers

Live and Let Die

Lines of Code

Membership Drive

Concealed Carries

You Can’t Hide Those Spyin’ Eyes

The Spy Who Works for Me

Signals for Observation

Appearances Can Be Deceiving

Contributors

Conversations

Charles Dickens & Edward Snowden

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