Spies: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Spies, credited to Joseph Gollomb, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of Spies by Joseph Gollomb. Read in English by Mark Harrington. The author retells some of the great wartime spy stories from history, beginning with Biblical references and ending with World War I and Mata Hari. His interest is in the chess-like game played by spies, and the drama involved in victory or defeat. The author does not choose sides in his narrative, and by stressing neutrality he is able to concentrate on the complications and action involved. - Summary by Mark Harrington

Recording facts

• Recording title: Spies
• Author credits: Joseph Gollomb
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 16
• Listed recording duration: 10:38:34

Catalogue topics

• espionage
• WWI
• spies
• disguise
• war
• nathan hale
• mata hari
• benedict arnold

Track guide

1. 01 - Forward; The Ancient History of the Spy — 41:38
2. 02 - Spies and Indians — 42:06
3. 03 - Spies of a Revolution — 28:25
4. 04 - The Spy Who Blackmailed a King — 57:17
5. 05 - Napoleon's Spy — 40:12
6. 06 - The Spy Who Would Have Changed History — 21:33
7. 07 - Spies of a Civil War (Part 1) — 42:09
8. 08 - Spies of a Civil War (Part 2) — 28:39
9. 09 - Chief to 40,000 Spies — 48:10
10. 10 - The Spy Who Had to Die — 52:15
11. 11 - England Sets a Spy Trap — 39:56
12. 12 - A Netful of Spies — 30:53
13. 13 - The Spy Who Found High Adventure (Part 1) — 31:53
14. 14 - The Spy Who Found High Adventure (Part 2) — 31:55
15. 15 - The Spy Who Danced Her Way to Death — 55:51
16. 16 - Spies Who Won — 45:42

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