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Cover -- Book Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- About the Author -- Acknowledgements -- Foreword -- Prologue -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Coppers' Idiosyncrasies -- Chapter 2 Tales from the Sally Ann -- Chapter 3 Top 'Tec -- Chapter 4 The Female of the Species -- Chapter 5 Brief Encounter -- Chapter 6 A Slight Misunderstanding -- Chapter 7 Gordon -- Chapter 8 A Silver Lining -- Chapter 9 Lofty Aspirations -- Chapter 10 Cloak and Dagger -- Chapter 11 Check Everything - Trust Nobody! -- Chapter 12 Ray's a Laugh! -- Chapter 13 A Closed Book -- Plate I -- Plate II -- Chapter 14 Trigger Happy -- Chapter 15 Aliens Have Landed! -- Chapter 16 Aids to CID and Other Suspicious Persons -- Chapter 17 Rough Justice -- Chapter 18 The Loan Ranger -- Chapter 19 Official Entries -- Chapter 20 A Slight Case of Abduction -- Chapter 21 Sheer Coincidence -- Chapter 22 Smoke and Mirrors -- Chapter 23 Murderers' Row -- Chapter 24 Dodgy Substances -- Chapter 25 A Little Bit of Blarney -- Chapter 26 The Old Pals' Club -- Chapter 27 The End of the Golden Age -- Epilogue -- Back Cover.

Cover -- Book Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Dramatis Personae -- Glossary of Abbreviations -- Chronology -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Stalin's Atomic Spies -- The Soviet Intelligence Services -- Stalin's Global Outreach -- Tube Alloys and the Manhattan Project -- The Soviets Take an Interest -- The American Networks and the Rosenberg Ring -- The Other American Spies -- Enter the British -- Soviet Project Begins -- FIRST LIGHTNING -- House of Cards -- VENONA -- A Soviet Triumph -- Chapter 2 The Spy and the Tunnel -- Plate -- Chapter 3 Tradecraft -- The Portland Spy Ring -- The Penkovsky Story -- The Cautionary Tale of Gerald Brooke -- Swap Shop -- Chapter 4 Behind Enemy Lines -- Robertson-Malinin Agreement -- The Missions -- Establishment -- Customers -- Touring -- Intelligence and Scoops -- Blurring the Lines -- Post-Wall -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Appendices -- Acknowledgments -- Selected Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover.

Introduces Ricoeur in his contemporary context and shows new features of the relationship between philosophy and theology in his thought, with human finitude as its focus. Ricoeur argues that the human condition is best understood as finite and created, framed between transcendence and evil.