
The Stolen Statesman
Being the Story of a Hushed Up MysteryBy William Le QueuxLength7h 38m
About this audiobook
In "The Stolen Statesman," William Le Queux masterfully weaves a thrilling narrative that captures the political intrigue and espionage of early 20th-century Europe. Spanning a period of rising nationalism and the looming shadows of World War I, the novel showcases Le Queux's adept blend of fast-paced action and complex characters, starkly illuminating the moral ambiguities faced by those embroiled in international conspiracy. Known for his vivid prose and intricate plotting, Le Queux constructs a tale that oscillates between suspense and the exploration of ethics in governance, showcasing the fragility of statecraft in tumultuous times. William Le Queux, a prolific writer and journalist, was deeply influenced by the prevalent socio-political climate of his time, including his experiences traveling through Europe and reporting on international relations. His expertise in espionage and military affairs are reflected in "The Stolen Statesman," where he deftly critiques not only the machinations of power but also the public's complicity in these events. His personal engagements with intelligence and the secretive world of diplomacy lend authenticity to his narrative. For readers intrigued by the intersections of politics and morality, "The Stolen Statesman" offers a compelling adventure filled with deception and bravery. This novel is a must-read for those interested in pre-war Europe, as well as anyone who appreciates a gripping story that challenges the notion of loyalty and the fragile nature of trust.
Audiobook details
GenreMystery and Thriller, General Fiction
Length7 hrs 38 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 20, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
18Chapter Sixteen.: Who was Monkton’s Enemy?
2"Being the Story of a Hushed Up Mystery"
19Chapter Seventeen.: The Room of Secrets.
3Chapter One.: Concerning Sheila Monkton.
20Chapter Eighteen.: Another Mystery.
4Chapter Two.: The Discovery in Chesterfield Street.
21Chapter Nineteen.: Still Another Club.
5Chapter Three.: The Whispered Name.
22Chapter Twenty.: A Conference at Downing Street.
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6Chapter Four.: The Man who Knew.
23Chapter Twenty One.: Shades of Soho.
7Chapter Five.: Contains some Curious Facts.
24Chapter Twenty Two.: One Fact is Established.
8Chapter Six.: Just Too Late.
25Chapter Twenty Three.: Which Makes One Fact Plain.
9Chapter Seven.: The Mysterious Mrs Saxton.
26Chapter Twenty Four.: The Mystery of the Maid-Servant.
10Chapter Eight.: The Man from Boundary Road.
27Chapter Twenty Five.: Still More Mystery.
11Chapter Nine.: Rumours in London.
28Chapter Twenty Six.: The Secret Picture.
12Chapter Ten.: In the Lobby of the House.
29Chapter Twenty Seven.: The Story of the Portraits.
13Chapter Eleven.: Mainly Concerns Mr Stent.
30Chapter Twenty Eight.: In the Mists.
14Chapter Twelve.: The Occupier of Forest View.
31Chapter Twenty Nine.: Contains many Surprises.
15Chapter Thirteen.: Contains Further Discoveries.
32Chapter Thirty.
16Chapter Fourteen.: The Cipher of the Two C’s.
33The Mystery Solved.
17Chapter Fifteen.: In which Smeaton Makes a Discovery.
34Three Months Later.