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Grumpy Geezer
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You could try some of these, but my guess is they'll be hard to find :
Axelrod, Alan. The War Between the Spies: A Historyof Espionage during the American Civil War.Intelligence Services during the Civil War. NewYork, Atlantic Monthly Press 1992
Bakeless, Katherine Little. Confederate Spy Stories.Biographies of men and women who, for patrioticor mercenary reasons, engaged in espionage forthe Confederacy. Philadelphia, Lippincott. 1973
Bakeless, John Edwin. Spies of the Confederacy.Secret Service in the Civil War, 1861-1865.Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1970
Bulloch, James Dunwody. The Secret Service of theConfederate States in Europe. New York Putnam’s, 1884. Reprinted. New York: ThomasYoseloff, 1959
Foster, G. Allen. The eyes and ears of the Civil War:Communications, Intelligence Services, andEspionage. New York: Criterion Books, 1963
Forman, Allan. A Bit of Secret Service History:Intelligence Services during the Civil War. 1861-1865
Kinchen, Oscar Arvle. Confederate Covert Operations in Canada and the North; Alittle knownphase of the American Underground and SecretService during the Civil War. North Quincy, Mass,Christopher Publishing House, 1970