A needed book detailing the uses of secret intelligence activities in Revolutionary New England and the vital role it played in the founding of our nation. The book is succinctly divided into the stories of people and places, the latter being a veritable Baedeker's to Revolutionary secret intelligence locations in New England. Written by a group of retired intelligence officers, the book includes a lengthy bibliography which adds immeasurably to the usefulness of the book. State maps show locations in the special 70 page "Spies Guide to Revolutionary New Engfland" section. Includes chapters dealing with specific intelligence operations ie., "Benedict Arnold, America's First Defector" and a 96 page "Spies Guide to Revolutionary New England."

Secret New England, Spies of The American Revolution

History

Americas

Provincial Press

Here are the lighthouses of North Carolina -- those romantic sentinels on coastal sands that both welcome and warn seafarers. They stand guard where sea and land meet and appear to say: "Here America and the Tar Heel state begin." Several of the Tar Heel lighthouses enjoy superlative status. Cape Hatteras is America's tallest. Oracoke ranks as one of nation's oldest, 1823. Oak Island is the country's newest and brightest. Also inside are: Frying Pan, Baldhead, Price's Creek, Cape Lookout, Diamond Shoals, Bodie Island, and Currituck Beach.

Exploring the Lighthouses of North Carolina

Cindy Corey

Reference

Exploring the Old Mills of North Carolina

Travel

Grimsley T. Hobbs

United States

Softcover, only minor coverwear, APPEARS NOT READ. 1997 1st ptg, 1st ed thus.

Common Sense for the 21st Century

Groen, Jay

ANONYMOUS

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