Book summaryA colorful criminal who inspired one of Arthur Conan Doyles's most flamboyant villains, Adam Worth reached the apotheosis of bank-robbing. The American born German-Jew was a gentleman thief--he never resorted to violence in his many escapades. With high style, Macintyre paints a portrait of one of history's most dashing figures. Media reviews"Macintyre...deserves credit for rescuing this entertaining tale from the Pinkerton files." |
The Napoleon of Crime: The Life and Times of Adam Worth. Master Thiefby MacIntyre, BenF First Edition
Book desription: New York: Farrar Straus & Giroux. 1997. F First Edition. H Hard Cover. Fine. xi, 336 pp, preface, 29 chapters, epilogue, notes, index. Clean, tight and strong binding with clean dust jacket and no highlighting or marginalia. Beigh half-cloth with navy blue boards. ~Click on BOOKSTORES to browse our extensive listings of similar titles in British History~
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