Memoirs of a British Agent Condition:Very Good As usual Bourdain serves up

As usual Bourdain serves up a well-seasoned hellbroth of candid

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This new biography by leading Reformation scholar Herman Selderhuis digs deep into the heart and mind of Luther

Publication Date: September 08

Memoirs of a British Agent Condition:Very Good As usual Bourdain serves upWhen it was first published in 1932, "Memoirs of a British Agent" achieved bestseller status both in the United States and in Great Britain. R. H. Lockhart's account of the years he spent representing Britain's Foreign Office in Russia is still immensely entertaining and informative today. Lockhart was not an espionage agent; he was a diplomat. He was Britain's Vice Consul in Moscow, then Acting Consul General, then official "unofficial"