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| == Reviews -- Kirkus ==
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| Col. Charles Russell, last seen in The High Wire, is a scrupulous spy who does not care to employ methods that England's enemies and allies occasionally stoop to. ""We musn't be caught out cheating,"" his supervisor tells him and, reluctantly he takes his elegant gloves off and gets into the fray surrounding Gorjan, a top level scientist from an iron curtain country that everybody would like to keep. Mr. Haggard supplies an expert atmosphere of watching for his spies and an active conclusion for the likable Col. Russell who prefers to play fair but knows how to play rough.
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| Pub Date: Aug. 26, 1964
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| https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/a/william-haggard-2/the-antagonists-4/
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| Kirkus Reviews Issue: Aug. 1, 1964
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