Ashenden, Gentleman Spy: 2. The Traitor

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James Bond was not, needless to say, the first spy hero in British fiction - far from it. One of his antecedents was Ashenden, the gentleman spy, from the semi-autobiographical stories of Somerset Maugham. BBC radio adapted five of these stories as readings for BBC Radio 7; the incomparable Alex Jennings is on narrative duties...
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This story is not “The Traitor”.