No sense of evil: espionage, the case of E. Herbert Norman.

National Review | December 19, 1986| | Copyright

No Sense of Evil: Espionage, the Case of E. Herbert Norman,

by James Barros (Deneau, 300 pp., $24.95)*

* Because of the newsworthiness of this book, we are breaking with our usual practice of not reviewing foreign publications. Deneau Publishers is located at 608 Markham Street, Toronto, Ontario M6G 2L8, Canada; telephone 416-530-1035. The price quoted is in Canadian dollars.--CW

STUDENTS OF ancient history will recall that in 1951 the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee turned up the name of E. Herbert Norman in its researches into the Institute of Pacific ...

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