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4-6
Wartime Spies series.
Each book provides historical context, stories of actual events, and background on the spies themselves. The texts and layout are clear, aided by the generous use of prints, photographs, and maps. The narratives are evenhanded and often provide some underlying reasons why the men and women became spies. Timeline, websites. Bib., glos., ind. Review covers these Wartime Spies titles: Cold War Spies, Modern Spies, World War I Spies, and World War II Spies.
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4-6
Wartime Spies series.
Each book provides historical context, stories of actual events, and background on the spies themselves. The texts and layout are clear, aided by the generous use of prints, photographs, and maps. The narratives are evenhanded and often provide some underlying reasons why the men and women became spies. Timeline, websites. Bib., glos., ind. Review covers these Wartime Spies titles: Cold War Spies, Modern Spies, World War I Spies, and World War II Spies.
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4-6
Wartime Spies series.
These well-designed books examine the actions and motivations of spies during wartime. Using archival prints, photographs, maps, and some original illustrations, the texts follow the successes and failures of spies--including women and African Americans--on both sides of the conflicts. Timeline, websites. Bib., glos., ind. Review covers these Wartime Spies titles: Civil War Spies and Revolutionary War Spies.
(3)
4-6
Wartime Spies series.
Each book provides historical context, stories of actual events, and background on the spies themselves. The texts and layout are clear, aided by the generous use of prints, photographs, and maps. The narratives are evenhanded and often provide some underlying reasons why the men and women became spies. Timeline, websites. Bib., glos., ind. Review covers these Wartime Spies titles: Cold War Spies, Modern Spies, World War I Spies, and World War II Spies.
(3)
4-6
Wartime Spies series.
Each book provides historical context, stories of actual events, and background on the spies themselves. The texts and layout are clear, aided by the generous use of prints, photographs, and maps. The narratives are evenhanded and often provide some underlying reasons why the men and women became spies. Timeline, websites. Bib., glos., ind. Review covers these Wartime Spies titles: Cold War Spies, Modern Spies, World War I Spies, and World War II Spies.
(3)
4-6
Wartime Spies series.
These well-designed books examine the actions and motivations of spies during wartime. Using archival prints, photographs, maps, and some original illustrations, the texts follow the successes and failures of spies--including women and African Americans--on both sides of the conflicts. Timeline, websites. Bib., glos., ind. Review covers these Wartime Spies titles: Civil War Spies and Revolutionary War Spies.