Containing Matters conserning vars. Surveillances and other issues of Sensitivity which have been Taken into Confidence by Gosudarstvickal Bodies appearing in divers Forms hitherto Considered pre-dating Bond.
Timestamps:
introduction, spy fiction background (0:00)
Helen MacInnes - "Above Suspicion" (1941) (34:38)
Arthur Morrison - "The Case of the Dixon Torpedo" (1894) (1:35:54)
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BBC Radio, Scotland FM - "Helen MacInnes, Queen of Spies" (2017) https://archive.org/details/BBC_Radio_Scotland_FM_20170101_070000_Helen_MacInnes_Queen_of_Spies
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