| The
World Fact Book |
Central Intelligence Agency (2002) |
| Factbook
on Intelligence |
Central Intelligence Agency (1997) |
| The
Office of Strategic Services: America's First Intelligence Agency |
Central Intelligence Agency (2000) |
Black
Dispatches: Black American Contributions to Union Intelligence
During the Civil War
|
Central Intelligence Agency (1999) |
Intelligence
in the War for Independence
|
Central Intelligence Agency (1997) |
| The Catcher Was a Spy: The Mysterious
Life of Moe Berg |
Nicholas Dawidoff
Pantheon Books (1994) 453 pgs. |
| Grant’s Secret Service: The Intelligence
War from Belmont to Appomattox. |
Willam B. Feis
University Press of Kansas (2002) 330 pgs. |
| Moe Berg: The Spy Behind Homeplate (JPS
Young Biography Series) |
Vivian Grey
Jewish Publication Society (1997) 128 pgs. |
| The Central Intelligence Agency |
Rafaela Ellis
Chelsea House (1988) 92 pgs. |
| Tales of Real Spies (Real Tales Spies)
|
Fergus Fleming
EDC Publications (1998) 64 pgs. |
| How to Keep a Secret: Writing Talking
in Code |
Elizabeth James, Carol Barkin, Joel Schick
Lothrop, Lee & Shepard (1978) 56 pgs. |
| Espionage |
Graeme Kent
Batsford (1974) 96 pgs. |
| Covert Action |
Michael Kronenwetter
Franklin Watts (1991) 144 pgs. |
| Women in Espionage- A Biographical Dictionary
|
M.H. Mahoney
ABC-Clio (1993) 253 pgs. |
| Sisterhood of Spies:The Women of the
OSS |
Elizabeth P. McIntosh
United States Naval Institute (1998). 282 pgs. |
| Navajo Codetalkers |
Doris A. Paul
Dorrance Publishers (1973) 167 pgs. |
| Spies, PopFlies, and French Fries: Stories
I Told My Favorite Visitors to The CIA Exhibit Center |
Linda McCarthy
History is a Hoot, Inc. (1999) 108 pgs. |
| The Ultimate Spy Book |
H. Keith Melton
DK Publishing (1996) 176 pgs. |
| The Encyclopedia of American Intelligence
Espionage |
G.J.A. O'Toole
Facts on File (1988) 539 pgs. |
| Eyewitness: Spy |
Richard Platt
DK Publishing (2000) 64 pgs.
|
| Frank Thompson: Her Civil War Story |
Byrna Stevens
Simon & Schuster (1992) 144 pgs. |
| In the Line of Fire: Eight Women War
Spies |
George Sullivan
(1996) 144pgs. |
| *The War Between the Spies: A History
of Espionage During the American Civil War |
Alan Axelrod
Atlantic Monthly Printers (1992)306 pgs. |
| *Spies: Women in the Civil War |
Penny Colman
Betterway Books (1992) 96 pgs. |
| *Spies and Spymasters of the Civil War
|
Donald Markle
Hippocrene Books (1994) 244 pgs. |
| *The Secret War for the Union: The Untold
Story of Military Intelligence in the Civil War |
Edwin C. Fishel
Houghton Mifflin Co. (1996) 700pgs. |
| *Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground
Railroad |
Ann Petry
HarperTrophy (1996) 256 pgs. |
| *Secret Missions of the Civil War: First-Hand
Accounts by Men and Women Who Risked Their Lives in Underground
Activities for the North and the South |
Phillip Van Doren Stern
Wings Books (1994) 320 pgs. |
| Spies, Scouts and Raiders: Irregular
Operations |
William C. Davis, David Nevin
Time-Life Books (1985) 176 pgs. |
| A Yankee Spy in Richmond The Civil War
Diary of "Crazy Bet" Van Lew |
Elizabeth Van Lew
(David D. Ryan, ed.)
Stackpole Books (1996) |
| Sticky Situations: Stories of Childhood
Adventures Abroad. |
Leigh Platt Rogers.
Haverford, PA: Infinity Publishing Company
(2004) |
| George Washington, Spymaster: How the
Americans Outspied the British and Won the Revolutionary War. |
Thomas B. Allen.
Washington, DC: National Geographic
(2004) |
