On Secret Service
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The book delves into the history of the U.S. Secret Service, highlighting its growth and evolution, particularly in the wake of President McKinley's assassination. Through dramatized narratives based on real events, the author reveals the intricacies of investigations and the challenges faced by agents. The stories cover a range of cases, from the pursuit of counterfeiters and the protection of national treasures to the prevention of potential attacks on prominent figures. Readers gain insight into the methods employed by the agency, the dedication of its agents, and the significant impact they have on maintaining order and security within the nation. The book provides a compelling blend of history, crime, and true stories, showcasing the importance of the Secret Service in safeguarding the country.Book Details
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