Memoirs Of Secret Service (1699)

The memoir presents Matthew Smith's firsthand experiences in the secret service under King James II, detailing his involvement in espionage and undercover operations. It captures the late 17th-century political and social climate of England, highlighting religious conflicts and the inner workings of intelligence gathering. Smith's insights into the tactics used by agents provide a unique perspective on the era's political intrigue. This reprint preserves the historical significance of Smith's narrative, appealing to enthusiasts of history and espionage.