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A Tilt with the Muscovite
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A Tilt with the Muscovite

Written by George Bronson-Howard

Originally published in The Popular Magazine in May, 1905. One of the stories in Norroy, Diplomatic Agent
Yorke Norroy is sent by the Secretary of State to Paris to meet with a M. Dumercier. That man knows the whereabouts and status of an inventor named Leo Gaylord who had been kidnapped by Russian agents and transported to Moscow. There he is being repeatedly tortured to get the details of a radically new and powerful rapid-fire naval gun capable of changing the balance of naval warfare.


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