Captain Cut-ThroatBantam
A1472 (1956)
Synopsis:
John Dickson Carr gives an extraordinary answer to the riddle of why Napoleon never
crossed the Channel...
The Grande Armée lay poised for invasion, a few short miles across the Channel from
England. But Napoleon's men were being demoralized - a mysterious killer was moving among
them - a killer who signed his murders "Captain Cut-Throat."
The Emperor's ruthless chief of secret police, Fouché, captured the British agent,
Alan Hepburn. Under pain of death, Fouché ordered Hepburn to search out Captain
Cut-Throat. Then he put his most beautiful spy on Hepburn's trail.
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