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CALL NUMBER: 973.7 CIA
OBJECT TYPE: Booklet
TITLE: Intelligence in the Civil War
DESCRIPTION: An entertaining yet factual account of the spying, espionage and sabotage tactics and methods of the Union and Confederate governments during the Civil War. Advanced technology for this time included wire-tapping and aerial observation.
AUTHOR: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
EDITION: 1st
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PUBLICATION DATE: 2007
PUBLISHER: Central Intelligence Agency
PLACE OF PUBLICATION: Washington, D. C.
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