Cover of The Great ImpersonationPR6029.P5 A6 1984b
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The Great Impersonation

by Edward Phillips Oppenheimer

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Perhaps the most famous of all E. Phillips Oppenheim novels, ‘The Great Impersonation’ is a daring tale of daring, disguise, and espionage set just prior to the outbreak of WWI. Two men meet in Africa – a German man Leopold von Ragastein, and Englishman Everard Dominey. Startlingly alike in looks, Leopold intends to murder Everard and assume his identity in order to spy on the British. The book was so popular it was adapted for film three times, most recently in 1942 starring the American actor

First published 1920276 pages
Category
Mystery
Priority
Recommended
Author works
1
Editions known
257
Classification
Dewey (DDC)
[Fic]823.912
Library of Congress (LCC)
PR6029.P5 A6 1984bPR6029.P5 Gri 1978PR6029.P5 Gri8PZ0003.O62 Gri 1978
Subjects
Aristocracy (Social class)Classic LiteratureEnglish Spy storiesFICTION / EspionageFictionFiction, mystery & detective, generalFiction, thrillers, espionageImpersonationSpy stories, EnglishWorld War, 1914-1918
This edition
ISBN 9788726924190English
DATE DUE
First published1920
StatusREAD

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