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In her acknowledgments the author expresses her gratitude for janet biehls painstaking copyediting

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Enough of that the typos are a distraction but are no reason to abandon the book just an unnecessary obstacle to get over

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But what is most interesting is that while this book has its focus on british intelligence it is really mostly a comment on american intelligence at the time of its birth

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Whats still missing is the public debate of a very private issue

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As any book of this genre one can never be sure of the color of the facts

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Simply a terrific read about the lives of talented powerful players in washington and new york during the war with the central figure being none other than roald dahl who would become famous for writing charlie and the chocolate factory

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Fdr who is only tangentially portrayed can easily be inferred to be smarter than anyone else in the story other than churchill who also is only referenced

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The puppetmaster is of course the british spy chief william intrepid stephenson operating in nyc much to the displeasure of j