James Molesworth Hobart lived a life of adventure and intrigue, and John Collard's detailed memoir offers a fascinating glimpse into his tumultuous existence. From his early years as a member of the English aristocracy to his exploits as a soldier and spy, Hobart's story is one of daring and danger at every turn. With firsthand accounts of his trials and executions, as well as insights into his motivations and character, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of espionage and the lives of those who lived it.

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