The secret agent : a simple tale / Joseph Conrad.
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TextPublisher: New Delhi : Timeless Books, [2024]Description: 309 pages ; 19 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9788131973684
- The secret agent
- 823.912 C763s
- PR6005.O4 .S4
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| FIC C738 2006 The complete plays of sophocles | FIC C738 2006 The complete plays of sophocles | FIC C762t 1991 Tempt me with kisses | FIC C763s 2024 The secret agent : a simple tale / | FIC C771t 1998 Toxin | FIC C867a 1996 Airframe / | FIC C867s 1987 Sphere / |
"The Secret Agent is a political thriller set in London and follows the life of Mr. Verloc, a spy and anarchist who is tasked with carrying out a bombing. The novel explores themes of terrorism, espionage, and the impact of political extremism on individuals and families"-- Amazon.
"The Secret Agent is a fictional take on a real event - the 1894 bombing in Greenwich Park, London. It is an espionage tale, a family drama, and a comic satire on inept bombers and overzealous policemen. The story revolves around Adolf Verloc, a spy who runs a shop in London while secretly working for a foreign embassy. When he's tasked with inciting a bombing to provoke a crackdown on anarchists, his life and the lives of those around him unravel in tragic ways. Conrad delves into the dark sides of politics, terrorism, and the complexities of loyalty and betrayal. The novel is praised for its psychological depth, offering insights into the conflicts between individuals and the state. With its gripping plot, rich characters, and exploration of profound themes, The Secret Agent explores the moral ambiguity and the destructive power of fanaticism, making it a timeless tale that is loved by readers of all ages"-- Back cover.
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